2026 Everest Wildtrak
Take the long way round
Everest Wildtrak is built around the way New Zealander’s explore. Matrix LED headlights, a panoramic roof, power-fold third row and ambient lighting come together in a vehicle that looks as purposeful as it feels. However far you're going, Wildtrak makes the getting there the good part.
Vehicle Features
Engines & Transmission
- 3.0L V6 Diesel
- 184kW @ 3,250rpm | 600Nm @ 1,750-2,250rpm
- 10-speed automatic
- 4WD
Available Body Styles
- SUV
Grille & Headlamps
- Zone Lighting
- C-Clamp Matrix LED headlamps
- LED front fog lamps
- Daytime Running Lights
Wheels
- 20" x 8" Alloys
- 20" Alloy Spare
Driver's Cockpit
- 8" cluster screen
- Air Conditioning - Dual Zone Climate Control
- Locking - Childproof. Remote central, keyless entry
Infotainment
- 12" Colour Touch screen
- Audio - 8 speakers
- Embeded Modem w/ FordPass Connect
- Apple CarplayTM and Android AutoTM
- SYNC®4 in vehicle communication system
- Wireless Charging
Safety
- 9 Airbags
Driver Assistance
- Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop and Go
- Blind Spot Monitoring System (BLIS) with Trailer Lite
- Speed sign recognition & Cross Traffic Alert
- Pre-Collision assist
- Intelligent Speed Assist
- Distance Alert & Driver Alert System
- Autonomous Emergency Braking
Seats
- 7 Seats Standard
- Front seats - Heated & Cooled
- Power fold - 3rd row 50:50
- Seat adjust - Power 10-way driver with Lumbar Memory seat
- Seat adjust - Power 10-way Passenger
- Seat Material - Leather Blend
Models
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Five grades. Every journey covered.
FAQs
Get to know Everest Wildtrak
What is special about the Ford Everest Wildtrak?
The Ford Everest Wildtrak is a special edition model. V6 only, full-time 4WD only. It brings together Matrix LED headlights, a panoramic roof, power-fold third row seats and ambient lighting in a vehicle with its own distinct identity. Purposeful to look at and well set up for the long drives that matter.
Is the Ford Everest Wildtrak good for off-road driving?
The Ford Everest Wildtrak has the same capability as any other Everest. 800mm wading depth 4, locking rear differential, steel underbody protection and six selectable drive modes including Mud/Ruts and Sand 6.
How does the Ford Everest Wildtrak compare to the Platinum?
More alike than you might expect. Both have Matrix LED headlights, panoramic roof, power-fold third row and ambient lighting. Where Platinum pulls ahead is three specific things: a B&O® 12-speaker sound system, a 12.4-inch digital instrument cluster and heated rear seats.