Arriving in 2027 Bronco Basecamp

Images shown on this page include overseas vehicle images and digitally generated images. Outer Banks model shown. New Zealand final production model specifications, appearance, features, and accessories may differ from those depicted. New Zealand production model will be right-hand-drive.

Highlights

Get out there.

The Ford Bronco Basecamp is loaded with adventure ready gear, built into the vehicle you drive every day.

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Take it for a spin

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Electrified

The best spots are further out

The Bronco Basecamp runs on electric power for the everyday and calls on petrol to charge the battery when the road keeps going. Enough to chase down the spots that are further out, with a combined estimated driving range of 800-900 km (WLTP) 93. These figures are preliminary and will be confirmed closer to the on-sale date.

Versatility

Your mobile campsite

Setting up is quick. The seats fold down ready to set your bed and the table folds out of the swing gate. Plus, on Outer Banks, the roof lifts 92  and food and drink can be stored in the front 91  console. Wherever you stop, the campsite goes.

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Interior

Space for the journey

With room for five, the interior cabin has ample headroom and reclining seats in the front and back. With premium soft finishes and modern technology, it’s somewhere you'd be happy to spend a comfortable long drive.

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Legacy

Before SUVs, there was Bronco

Ford first built the Bronco in 1966 and called it an All-Purpose Vehicle, because the category it belonged to didn't even exist. Sixty years on, Basecamp is the first electrified Bronco.

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FAQs

Some facts about Bronco Basecamp

An adventure-ready SUV built around a simple idea, that your vehicle shouldn't just get you to the adventure, it should be part of it. With a super-hybrid powertrain, five-seats and all-wheel drive as standard, the Ford Bronco Basecamp is designed to feel as comfortable at a campsite on Saturday morning as it does in traffic on Tuesday.

It was designed and engineered for an adventure experience, rather than starting with a driving platform and adding outdoor features later. The roof, the interior layout, the rear door and the power system were all designed around one question: what does this need to do when you're staying the night?

Vehicles with super-hybrid powertrains are also described as Extended Range Electric Vehicles (EREVs). This means this vehicle is a type of plug-in hybrid that combines dual-motor electric driving (usable 49kWh battery) with a 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol engine that acts solely as an on-board generator. You get the responsive feel of an electric vehicle and a combined estimated driving range of 800-900km (WLTP). 93  These figures are preliminary and will be confirmed closer to the on-sale date.

Yes, you can sleep in this vehicle. Both the front and rear seats fold down. The cabin converts into a sleeping space without having to take your luggage out.

Pro Power OnboardTM  94  with up to a maximum 6.6kW draw on the drive battery, so you can run high-draw appliances like an induction cooktop, a kettle or an espresso machine through the integrated outlets or the available external adaptor (accessory available at additional cost).

Bronco has always stood for fun, freedom, capability and exploration. Bronco Basecamp is the first electrified Bronco, built around the full outdoor experience.

Bronco Basecamp arrives in the second half of 2027.

Recommended price, variants and detailed specifications will be shared at a later date. Register your details and we'll let you know.

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