This spring, the Bronco will be here

In 2016, rumors, whispers and reports began to circulate about a new Ford Bronco. The 2017 Detroit Auto Show made the Bronco’s official return. The Bronco is almost here three years later. However, there are still many details that we don’t yet know about the future Jeep Wrangler competitor. However, those who are familiar with the development of the Bronco have not been afraid to share a few details. Ford Authority reports that the 2021 Ford Bronco will be powered by the 2.7-liter twin-turbocharged EcoBoost 6 engine.

Ford uses the 2.7-liter V6 for vehicles other than the Ford F-150 . It can also be found in the Ford Edge ST And Lincoln Nautilusn. The mill produces 325 horsepower (242 kW) in the truck. It makes 10 more horsepower (335) and 335 (250kW) in the Edge ST and Nautilus. The Bronco was expected to produce more than 325 horsepower upon its arrival, according to earlier rumors. Ford Authority The latest scoop seems to support this. The Bronco’s powertrain, however, is only one aspect of the SUV’s appeal. Ford insists that the Bronco is a legitimate Jeep Wrangler rival. The Bronco’s boxy production bodies made their public debut just last month. Although it still featured Ford’s lifestyle-oriented camouflage and cladding, the Bronco’s boxy production body was hard to miss with its upright grille and flat roof.

Ford claims it will unveil the Bronco sometime in spring and possibly show it off at the New York Auto Shows. Ford’s new Ford Bronco model is an important one, as it has increased its emphasis on trucks, SUVs, crossovers and SUVs. It seems that Ford is preparing the Bronco to succeed.