The 2025 Ford Bronco marks several significant updates to the sixth-generation model, which has been available since 2021. While a full refresh is not yet planned, Ford introduces various upgrades to enhance the SUV’s appeal and competitiveness. One of the most notable changes is the return of the base trim, now priced at $39,890, lowering the starting price by $1,635 compared to the 2024 model. Alongside this, Ford is introducing two new special editions and adding more standard features across the Bronco lineup.
Inside the cabin, the biggest updates include a new 12.0-inch digital gauge cluster that replaces the previous 8.0-inch setup, a feature that was previously exclusive to the Raptor model. This digital display is paired with a 12.0-inch central touchscreen, which became standard in 2024. The upgrades extend to rear passenger comfort, with climate control vents added to the center console for four-door models, along with additional interior lighting and improved sound insulation via an acoustic windshield.
In terms of performance and off-road capability, the Sasquatch package now includes 35-inch Goodyear Territory R/T tires, which are quieter than the previous M/T tires, enhancing the driving experience. Additionally, a new 12-speaker B&O sound system replaces the previous 10-speaker setup, with a new subwoofer and a higher-output amplifier for improved audio quality. These changes reflect Ford’s commitment to refining both the driving and interior experience for Bronco owners.
Ford is also reconfiguring the Bronco lineup for 2025, with several notable changes. The base trim returns after a one-year hiatus and remains available with a manual transmission and the Sasquatch package. The Black Diamond trim is now offered as a package on the Big Bend model, while the colorful Free Wheeling package is available on four-door Big Bend models. The Wildtrak trim is discontinued and replaced by the Stroppe Edition, and three new exterior colors—Marsh Gray, Desert Sand, and Ruby Red—join the palette.
Other customization options for the 2025 Bronco include a Black Appearance package, which adds a sleek black aesthetic to the vehicle with black side-view mirrors, fender flares, door handles, and a black grille. The package also includes black graphics and a Shadow Black-painted removable hard top. Additionally, a new factory-installed Matte Clear Film provides a matte finish while offering paint protection, available for most two-door and four-door Broncos, except for the Raptor trim and certain special editions. Deliveries for the 2025 Ford Bronco are expected to begin in early 2025.
