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  • Published: Nov 25 2025 04:16 PM
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Ford's 2026 Ranger and Everest updates bring stronger engines, smart tech, new trims, fresh design, and competitive pricing for Australia next year.



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Hang on to your hats! The 2026 Ford Ranger and Everest are on their way to Australia, and some of the updates may catch you off guard. Ford is not only changing how the trucks look but also providing the consumer with additional options in the form of bigger, more powerful engines as well as new technology, advanced safety features, and improvements to the comfort and functionality of the trucks that make them a great option for people looking for an off-road vehicle to use for adventure, work, and family. Let's take a look at the 2026 Ford Ranger Everest changes that you will want to know about.

New Looks that Turn Heads – 2026 Ford Ranger and Everest Exterior

The redesign of the 2026 Ford Ranger and Everest exterior introduces a new stylish yet rugged appearance. With the Everest Active trim, you get a stylish interior that includes leather-trimmed seat design and large 18-inch alloy wheels. A five- or seven-seat option allows you to select what will best meet your family or cargo requirements as well. Included in the redesign are updated design elements and colour options that create a modern, sporty look for both trucks and provide versatility for city driving, as well as off-road use.

2026 Ford Ranger and Everest

Power Choices You’ll Love in the 2026 Ford Ranger and Everest Engines

Ford has changed its old bi-turbo diesel engines for two reliable diesel options in the 2026 Ford Ranger and Everest engine range: a 2.0-litre single turbo and a strong 3.0-litre turbo V6 that produces 184 kW and 600 Nm of torque. The V6 is now offered in additional variants including the Ranger XL and Everest Active so there's serious towing and off-road capability available to all with the smooth 10-speed automatic transmission.

2026 Ford Ranger and Everest

Smart and Cool 2026 Ford Ranger and Everest New Features to Try

The 2026 Ford Ranger and Everest Feature Numerous New Technologies and Comforts: A larger 12-inch touchscreen replaces the smaller displays found on most of the Ranger/Everest trims; and newly offered premium upgrades include a Bang & Olufsen audio system and Matrix LED headlights (certain Ranger and Everest models). On the highest-level Ranger/Everest Trims, including Everest Sport and Tremor, there is now a full list of advanced driver assistance technologies, including a rearview camera system with a 360-degree view of the vehicle and surroundings. All of these important updates will create a safer and more enjoyable driving experience for customers.

2026 Ford Ranger and Everest

Comfort & Versatility Shine in 2026 Ford Ranger and Everest

The newly designed 2026 Ford Ranger & Everest being released this year showcases more than just features that are enhanced for daily use and adventure. Some of the features that show that are heated and vented seats, rear air outlets, dual zone heating/cooling controls and practical all-weather floor mats. The Everest Active trim also provides additional options for seating flexibility, making it ideal for families or outdoor enthusiasts wanting to combine space and style in a single vehicle.

2026 Ford Ranger and Everest

2026 Ford Ranger and Everest Pricing and Release Dates

The Ford Ranger and Ford Everest have updated the pricing for the Australian market to begin with the Ranger XL starting at $37,130 AUD, and now include V6 options as well. The Everest Active trim level will offer customers an excellent value starting at $58,990 AUD, and it has some nice features that come with it. Many of the older trim levels of the ranger such as the Ranger Sport have been removed from the lineup to make way for a more streamlined product offering to allow customers greater access to the right product with the right amount of gear to help choose.

Both the Ranger and the Everest will be available for sale in Australia in early 2026, and customers looking for the latest in rugged smart vehicles will be in luck!

2026 Ford Ranger and Everest

2026 Ford Ranger and Everest Specifications

Feature

Details

Engines

2.0L single-turbo, 3.0L turbo V6

Power Output

V6: 184 kW / 600 Nm

Transmission

10-speed automatic

Infotainment

12-inch touchscreen on XL, XLS, XLT

Safety

360-degree cameras, driver assistance

Seating

5 or 7 seats (Everest Active)

Pricing

Ranger XL from $37,130 AUD; Everest Active from $58,990 AUD

Conclusion

The 2026 version of Ford Ranger and Ford Everest features a balance of innovation in both performance technologies, interior comforts, and exterior style combined that will set them apart from the other half of Australia's very competitive SUV and Truck Segments. Ford's ability to offer smarter options in trim levels, better technology features, and price position allows them to provide excellent vehicles that can serve duty in any capacity. Be it a truck that has real power and/or capability or a family vehicle, they offer all the value needed to be great. The new release is highly anticipated and updates on the vehicle will follow soon!

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FAQ

Ford updated the 2026 Ranger and Everest with new engines, bigger infotainment screens, more safety features, and refreshed trims.

The 2026 Ranger now offers a standard 12-inch touchscreen, improved safety tech like blind-spot monitoring on cab-chassis, and dual-zone climate control on base models.

Both get sportier styling with new alloys, sharper lights, and for Everest Active, leather-accented seats and fresh color options.

The lineup dropped the bi-turbo diesel, keeping a 2.0L single-turbo diesel and adding a 3.0L V6 turbo-diesel available on more trims.

Besides tech upgrades, new safety aids come standard on more models and some trims get exclusive features like premium audio and 360-degree cameras.

Upgrades include heavy-duty suspension on some trims, flexible rack system price cuts, heated and ventilated seats on Everest, and rear air vents on dual cabs.

Pricing stays competitive with some models cheaper due to engine changes while V6 trims may cost a bit more. New trims offer good value for features.

They are expected to arrive in Australia by early 2026, with dealers taking orders soon.

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