Generation 6 · T6.2 / U725 · 2021–present
Sixth Generation
The Bronco returns as a purpose-built off-road family.
Photo by Oleg Yunakov, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
The revived Bronco combines removable body panels, modern trail technology and a wide trim range. Current and announced model years are kept distinct from final factory specifications.
Highlights
- Two-door and four-door body styles
- Bronco Raptor expands high-performance capability
- Future announcements remain preliminary until factory order data is available
Model years
Raptor and Everglades widen the range
The second revival year added two four-door specialty Broncos: the high-speed, 418-horsepower Raptor and the factory-snorkel Everglades.
A smaller lineup, a bigger standard screen
Ford removed the Base series for 2024, made the 12-inch center screen standard, and gave Bronco Raptor a vivid new appearance package.
Base returns and Stroppe takes the trail
The affordable Base returned late, the Baja-inspired Stroppe Edition arrived, and Ford reorganized familiar Bronco names into a seven-series range.
Sixty years, with Wildtrak reborn as a package
Bronco marked its 60th anniversary with a heritage package, new colors and a mid-year Wildtrak equipment group rather than another standalone series.
RTR and Filson expand the sixth generation
Ford has announced two distinct 2027 Broncos: desert-focused RTR and premium outdoor-focused Filson. Final lineup, pricing and configuration data remain pending.
Every produced model year in this generation has its own evidence-led record.