The 2025 Ford Bronco comes in four main trims with two engine choices and multiple interior and exterior packages
The 2025 Ford Bronco lineup starts with the Big Bend trim and moves up through Black Diamond, Outer Banks, and Wildtrak. Each trim level adds features and capability, and you can pair any trim with either a 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine or a 3.0-liter EcoBoost V6. The base Big Bend with the 2.3L engine is the entry point; the Wildtrak with the 3.0L V6 is the highest-priced configuration. Between those two endpoints, you choose how much off-road hardware, interior comfort, and technology you want to pay for.
Ford also offers the Bronco in two-door and four-door body styles, which changes seating capacity and cargo space. A two-door seats four; a four-door seats five. The two-door is shorter and lighter, which some buyers prefer for trail work. The four-door is more practical for daily driving and family use. Your choice of body style affects which packages and options are available, so it is worth deciding that first.
Key Takeaways
- The 2025 Bronco offers four trims (Big Bend, Black Diamond, Outer Banks, Wildtrak) and two engines (2.3L EcoBoost and 3.0L EcoBoost V6), giving you 8 core configurations before adding packages.
- Two-door models are lighter and more nimble off-road; four-door models offer more seating and cargo space for everyday use.
- Off-road packages like the Sasquatch Package add locking differentials, all-terrain tires, and skid plates, and are available on most trims.
- Interior upgrades range from cloth seats and a basic infotainment system on Big Bend to leather, a larger touchscreen, and premium audio on Wildtrak.
- Paint color, roof style (soft-top, removable hard-top, or fixed hard-top), and wheel choices are separate decisions that affect both appearance and cost.
Engine and Powertrain Options
The 2.3-liter EcoBoost is a turbocharged four-cylinder that produces 300 horsepower and 325 pound-feet of torque. It is paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission and standard four-wheel drive. This engine is fuel-efficient for a vehicle this size and is the default choice on Big Bend and Black Diamond trims. It handles most on-road and moderate off-road driving without issue.
The 3.0-liter EcoBoost V6 produces 400 horsepower and 415 pound-feet of torque, also with a 10-speed automatic and four-wheel drive. It is standard on Wildtrak and available on Outer Banks and Black Diamond. The V6 accelerates faster, tows more (up to 4,600 pounds versus 3,500 for the 2.3L), and feels more powerful on steep terrain. The trade-off is lower fuel economy and a higher purchase price. Both engines use gasoline; there is no hybrid or electric Bronco option for 2025.
Both engines come with a two-speed transfer case that lets you shift between two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive on the fly. The transfer case also includes a low-range setting for crawling over rocks and steep descents, which is standard across all trims.
Trim Levels and What Each Includes
Big Bend is the base trim and comes with cloth seats, a 7-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a backup camera, and basic safety features like blind-spot monitoring. It has steel wheels, a soft top (removable canvas roof), and manual windows. The Big Bend is aimed at buyers who want the Bronco shape and capability without paying for luxury features.
Black Diamond adds heated front seats, a 12-inch touchscreen, an eight-way power driver seat, and a power rear window. The exterior gets a roof rack and all-terrain tires. Black Diamond is available with either engine and represents a meaningful step up in comfort for daily driving.
Outer Banks includes leather seats, a panoramic sunroof option, a 12-inch touchscreen with navigation, a power liftgate, and ambient interior lighting. The exterior features aluminum wheels and a choice of soft-top or hard-top roof. Outer Banks is positioned as the comfort-focused trim for buyers who plan to use the Bronco as their primary vehicle.
Wildtrak is the highest trim and comes standard with the 3.0L V6 engine, leather seats with power adjustments, a 12-inch touchscreen, a premium audio system, and all the technology and convenience features from lower trims. The exterior includes unique badging, all-terrain tires, and a choice of roof styles. Wildtrak is the most expensive configuration but also the most equipped.
Off-Road Packages and Capability Add-Ons
The Sasquatch Package is Ford's main off-road upgrade and is available on all trims except the base Big Bend two-door. It adds electronic locking front and rear differentials, 35-inch all-terrain tires, a lifted suspension, and underbody skid plates to protect the engine and transfer case. The Sasquatch Package is the single biggest jump in off-road capability and is worth considering if you plan to drive on unimproved terrain regularly.
The Terrain Management System is a software feature available on Black Diamond and higher that adjusts engine, transmission, and traction control settings based on the terrain you select (Normal, Eco, Slippery, Rock Crawl, or Ford Terrain). It is particularly useful in rock crawling and deep sand but is not essential for casual off-road driving.
Other off-road options include a snorkel (raises the air intake to ford deeper water), a roof-mounted spare tire carrier, and upgraded suspension components. These are typically ordered as standalone options rather than as part of a package, so you can mix and match based on your specific needs.
Interior and Technology Choices
The infotainment system starts at 7 inches on Big Bend and grows to 12 inches on Black Diamond and above. The 12-inch screen is faster and more responsive and includes wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on higher trims. Navigation is standard on Outer Banks and Wildtrak but is an option on Big Bend and Black Diamond.
Seating materials range from cloth on Big Bend to leather on Outer Banks and Wildtrak. Heated seats are standard on Black Diamond and above; ventilated seats are available on Outer Banks and Wildtrak. The driver seat is manual on Big Bend, power-adjustable on Black Diamond and above.
Audio systems include a standard six-speaker setup on Big Bend, an eight-speaker system on Black Diamond, and a premium 12-speaker Bang & Olufsen system on Wildtrak. If you spend time on the road, the audio quality difference between the base and premium systems is noticeable.
Roof and Exterior Customization
The 2025 Bronco offers three roof styles: a removable canvas soft-top (standard on Big Bend and Black Diamond), a removable hard-top (available on all trims), and a fixed hard-top (available on all trims). The soft-top is lightest and allows you to remove panels for an open-air experience. The removable hard-top offers weather protection and can be stored when not needed. The fixed hard-top is the most find and quietest but cannot be removed.
Paint colors include solid colors like Iconic Silver and Agate Black, plus specialty colors like Eruption Green and Velocity Blue. Some colors carry an upcharge. Wheels range from 17-inch steel on base models to 18-inch and 20-inch alloy wheels on higher trims, and you can often upgrade to a different wheel design within your trim level.
Exterior accessories like running boards, fender flares, and grille guards are available as dealer-installed options and are not part of the factory configuration process, so they are typically added after purchase.
Two-Door Versus Four-Door: Which Makes Sense
The two-door Bronco is 12 inches shorter and about 300 pounds lighter than the four-door. It has a tighter turning radius, which makes it easier to maneuver on narrow trails and in tight parking spaces. The two-door seats four people and has less rear cargo space. It is the choice for buyers who prioritize off-road agility and do not need to carry passengers regularly.
The four-door is longer, heavier, and seats five. It has more rear legroom and cargo space, making it more practical for families or for carrying gear on longer trips. The four-door is easier to live with as a daily driver but is slightly less nimble on technical terrain. Most buyers choose the four-door because the extra practicality outweighs the slight loss of off-road performance.
Both body styles are available on all four trims and with both engines, so your choice of body style does not limit your other options.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the Sasquatch Package and the standard suspension?
The Sasquatch Package adds electronic locking differentials (which lock the front and rear axles together for better traction on rocks and sand), 35-inch all-terrain tires, a lifted suspension, and skid plates. The standard suspension uses open differentials and smaller tires. Sasquatch is worth the cost if you plan serious off-road driving; for highway and light trails, the standard setup is sufficient.
Can I get a soft-top on a Wildtrak?
No. Wildtrak comes standard with a fixed hard-top or a removable hard-top. Soft-tops are available on Big Bend and Black Diamond. If a removable roof is important to you, the Outer Banks trim offers both soft-top and hard-top options at a lower price than Wildtrak.
Does the 2.3L engine have enough power for towing?
The 2.3L EcoBoost can tow up to 3,500 pounds, which is adequate for small trailers and jet skis. If you plan to tow a large boat or horse trailer regularly, the 3.0L V6 with its 4,600-pound capacity is the better choice. The difference in towing capacity is significant enough to matter if towing is part of your plan.
What is included in the Black Diamond trim that is not in Big Bend?
Black Diamond adds heated front seats, a larger 12-inch touchscreen, an eight-way power driver seat, a power rear window, a roof rack, and all-terrain tires. It is available with either the 2.3L or 3.0L engine. These upgrades make a noticeable difference in comfort and daily usability.
Can I order a Bronco with a specific color and wheel combination?
Yes. Ford allows you to choose paint color, wheel design, and wheel size within your selected trim and body style. Some paint colors carry an upcharge. Your dealer can show you the available combinations for your chosen configuration and help you place a custom order if the vehicle on the lot does not match your preferences.