New Ranger Models

Wolftrak

THE NEW RANGER WOLFTRAK IS AN INTREPID, RUGGED, LIMITED EDITION PICK-UP DESIGNED AROUND THE NEEDS OF CUSTOMERS WHO WORK OUTDOORS AND DESIRE COMMANDING OFF-ROAD PERFORMANCE WITHOUT COMPROMISING COMFORT OR STYLE.

Enhanced features include an electronically-locking rear differential and all-terrain tyres to help maximise traction, and a distinctive new long-leg tubular sports hoop to support accessory fitment and load restraint. The grille and underbody protection in matte black, 17-inch black alloy wheels and moulded plastic side steps add rugged visual appeal.

Based on the Ranger XLT model, Ranger Wolftrak is powered by Ford’s 170 PS 2.0 litre EcoBlue diesel engine with the choice of six-speed manual or 10 speed automatic transmission with selectable four-wheel drive. A choice of Super Cab and Double Cab body styles is available.

Stormtrak

THE NEW RANGER STORMTRAK OFFERS DISTINCTIVE STYLING AND PREMIUM FEATURES ALONGSIDE OUTSTANDING CAPABILITY, TO SUPPORT CUSTOMERS’ WORK AND ADVENTUROUS LIFESTYLE NEEDS.

Based on the high-series Ranger Wildtrak pick-up, the limited-edition Ranger Stormtrak adds exclusive Rapid Red paint, bespoke exterior touches and a luxurious leather interior with red stitching throughout. Ranger Stormtrak retains the base vehicle’s 1.0-tonne payload and 3,500 kg maximum towing weight, as well as featuring the range-topping Bi-turbo 213 PS 2.0-litre EcoBlue diesel engine and responsive 10-speed automatic gearbox.

In addition to head-turning style, Ranger Stormtrak’s standard bed liner, load divider and new power-operated roller shutter deliver extra convenience and practicality for work and play. Double Cab and Super Cab body styles offer a choice of spacious rear seating or a longer load bed.

Raptor SE

THE RANGER RAPTOR – THE TOUGHEST, HIGHEST-PERFORMING VARIANT OF EUROPE’S BEST-SELLING PICK-UP – JUST GOT EVEN MORE DESIRABLE AS FORD TODAY REVEALED THE NEW RANGER RAPTOR SPECIAL EDITION MODEL.

Built in limited numbers to ensure exclusivity, the new Ranger Raptor Special Edition enhances the thoroughbred pick-up’s commanding exterior and premium interior with additional styling accents including bold racing stripes and distinctive red detailing.

The limited-edition model is among the heroes of “The Good, the Bad and the Bad-RSE” – a new Spaghetti Western movie genre-inspired action film released today by Ford. The film showcases Ranger Raptor Special Edition’s newly-enhanced style and high-speed capability in appropriate off-road scenarios alongside further distinctive Ranger models including the new Wolftrak and Stormtrak variants, and the rally-inspired Ranger MS-RT.

Developed by Ford Performance as the ultimate Ranger model, the Ranger Raptor features an ultra-strong chassis, bespoke suspension and tyres, and a high-performance EcoBlue diesel powertrain to support the thrill-seeking outdoor lifestyles of true off-road enthusiasts.

“The new Ranger Raptor Special Edition adds even more dramatic style to our ‘bad-ass’ truck, with unique exterior touches and cabin enhancements that make our off-road performance pick-up even more distinctive and desirable,” said Stefan Muenzinger, manager, Ford Performance, Ford of Europe. “Starring in its own Spaghetti Western movie is the perfect way to demonstrate Ranger Raptor Special Edition’s style and off-road capability.”

Ranger Raptor Special Edition will reach Ford dealerships in Europe from October this year.

Head-turning road presence

Featuring a choice of bold Performance Blue, Conquer Grey and Frozen White paint finishes, the new Ranger Raptor Special Edition adds twin matte black racing stripes – edged with red contrast lines – to the bonnet, roof, lower body sides, rear wings and tailgate to further emphasise the pick-up’s high-performance character.

Complementing the distinctive racing stripes, front tow hooks are finished in red while the flared wheel arches, front and rear bumpers, door handles and signature Ford-embossed grille feature a matte black finish to create an even more imposing appearance than the standard Raptor’s grey exterior details.

Inside the Ranger Raptor Special Edition’s double cab interior, an even sportier, bespoke feel is delivered with red stitching for the steering wheel, instrument panel and door cards. Standard high-grain leather seats are designed to be comfortable and supportive whether tackling rough terrain or smooth highway, and a Special Edition-only Raceway Grey instrument panel adds further exclusivity.

The Special Edition model retains Ranger Raptor’s unique Ford Performance chassis. Optimised for high-speed off-road driving where regulations and conditions allow, Ranger Raptor features a 150 mm wider track and 51 mm taller ride height than Ranger XLT for greater off-road capability.

The bespoke suspension uses aluminium double wishbones at the front and a multi-link rear architecture, including FOX shock absorbers with Position Sensitive Damping that moderates damping forces in response to changing driving scenarios. General Grabber AT3 all-terrain tyres offer maximum grip on loose surfaces.

Ranger Raptor Special Edition is powered by Ford’s 213 PS 2.0litre EcoBlue Bi-turbo diesel engine developing 500 Nm of torque, [1] driving a responsive 10-speed automatic gearbox shared with the Ford Mustang sports car. Ranger Raptor’s unique Terrain Management System enables drivers to tackle a wide range of terrain and driving scenarios, including Baja Mode – named after the famous Baja 1000 desert rally – for optimum off-road performance. [2]

In Ford’s new “The Good, the Bad and the Bad-RSE” film, 3 the Ranger Raptor Special Edition evades hostile bandits in a Wild West-style town aided by fellow Ranger models. Featuring multiple references to iconic Western movies, the film was shot on a genuine Spaghetti Western movie set in Spain, and follows the jumps and power-slides of Ranger Raptor’s original launch video, which has since been watched more than five million times. [3]

[1] Ranger Raptor Special Edition double cab homologated fuel efficiency from 10.7 l/100 km, CO2 emissions from 277 g/km (WLTP)

The declared WLTP fuel/energy consumptions, CO2-emissions and electric range are determined according to the technical requirements and specifications of the European Regulations (EC) 715/2007 and (EU) 2017/1151 as last amended. The applied standard test procedures enable comparison between different vehicle types and different manufacturers.

[2] Driver-assist features are supplemental to and do not replace the driver’s attention, judgment and need to control the vehicle. It does not replace safe driving. See Owner’s Manual for details and limitations.

[3] Filming took place under controlled conditions on closed private roads and grounds using professional stunt drivers. Do not attempt to recreate or re-enact the stunts shown. Consult Ranger’s owners manual before off-road driving. Use appropriate safety gear. Pre-production model shown.

MS-RT

THE EXCLUSIVE NEW FORD RANGER MS-RT OFFERS CUSTOMERS A HIGH-END, STREET-FOCUSED VERSION OF FORD’S MULTIPLE AWARD-WINNING PICK-UP, SITTING ALONGSIDE THE DESERT-RACE-INFLUENCED FORD RANGER RAPTOR AT THE PINNACLE OF THE RANGER LINE-UP.

Ranger MS-RT showcases stunning motorsport-inspired style, with a premium specification and unique details including a bespoke front fascia, 20-inch OZ Racing alloy wheels and muscular body kit inspired by Ford’s World Rally Championship-winning partner M-Sport.

Derived from the high-series Ranger Wildtrak, Ranger MS-RT retains that model’s generous equipment levels, one-tonne payload, four-wheel drive and choice of Super Cab or Double Cab body styles. The Bi-turbo 213 PS 2.0-litre EcoBlue diesel engine delivers 500 Nm of torque, driving through an advanced 10-speed automatic transmission shared with the Ford Mustang sports car.

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