2026 Ford Bronco

The difference between a Bronco with off-road equipment and a true Bronco Raptor starts underneath the body. This new 2026 Ford Bronco Raptor 4-Door 4x4 is engineered around HOSS 4.0 suspension, FOX Live Valve dampers, front and rear locking differentials, a disconnecting front stabilizer bar, and 37-inch all-terrain tires. Finished in Avalanche Gray, it brings Ford Performance capability into a five-passenger SUV that can still handle everyday driving around Wesley Chapel and Tampa Bay. The HOSS 4.0 suspension continuously works with FOX Live Valve dampers to control body movement across changing terrain. On pavement, the system helps keep the Bronco composed and manageable. Away from pavement, it is built to absorb rough surfaces, uneven trails, washouts, and higher-speed off-road conditions that would overwhelm a conventional SUV. Advanced four-wheel drive, front and rear locking differentials, and a 4.7-ratio locking rear axle help send power where traction is available. The front stabilizer-bar disconnect allows greater wheel articulation on uneven terrain, while G.O.A.T. Modes help the driver match the Broncos response to different surfaces and conditions. Power comes from a 3.0L EcoBoost V6 paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission. Paddle shifters on the sport leather steering wheel provide added control, whether navigating a technical route or accelerating onto I-75. This is not simply a Bronco with larger tires; the powertrain, suspension, chassis, and four-wheel-drive systems were developed to work together. The 37-inch all-terrain tires and 17-inch black forged beadlock-capable wheels create the unmistakable Raptor stance. Avalanche Gray is complemented by a magnetic and black FORD grille, reinforced swing gate, heavy-duty modular front bumper with Rigid fog lamps, powder-coated steel rear bumper, rock rails with removable running boards, and full-metal bash plates. Front and rear tow hooks, fender tie-down hooks, and auxiliary switches with factory pre-wiring add useful functionality for recovery equipment and future accessories. The Raptor tool kit is also included for owners who plan to use the Bronco beyond ordinary pavement. Inside, Black leather-trimmed and vinyl seating combines durability with premium comfort. A digital instrument cluster, full-display rearview mirror, locking glove box, MOLLE strap system, smart-charging USB ports, multiple powerpoints, and a split-folding rear seat give the cabin the flexibility needed for passengers, luggage, outdoor equipment, or recovery gear. The painted hard top includes a sound-deadening headliner to improve comfort during highway travel. When open-air driving is the priority, the roof and doors can be removed, preserving the freedom that separates the Bronco from traditional performance SUVs. A 12-inch center display, 360-degree camera, SYNC 4, Ford App connectivity, and the included one-year Connected Package bring modern technology into the experience. Pre-Collision Assi