2027 Ford Bronco Gains 380-HP 3.0L V6 Option and New Trims

Raptor V6 Architecture Spreads Across Mainstream Trims

The 3.0-liter EcoBoost V6 comes standard on the new outdoor-inspired Bronco Filson edition, and becomes optional on the Outer Banks, Badlands, and Heritage Edition models.

While the flagship Bronco Raptor retains its 418-horsepower rating, the retuned 3.0-liter engine produces a stout 380 horsepower and identical 440 pound-feet of torque on standard trims. Power routes through standard four-wheel drive and Ford’s 10-speed automatic transmission.

Interior Refinements and Feature Upgrades

Beyond the engine expansion, Ford made several comfort and material updates across the lineup:

• Big Bend: The available Mid Package now includes a heated steering wheel, lowering the price of entry for cold-weather comfort.
• Outer Banks: Models optioned with the Lux Package receive a new premium vinyl seating option in place of standard leather.
• Badlands: Gains an upgraded Marine Grade Vinyl (MGV) seating option, featuring the first power-adjustable MGV seats offered on the Badlands series.

Palette Changes and New Special Editions

For 2027, Neptune Blue joins the standard exterior color palette, replacing Velocity Blue. The specialized Filson Edition brings two series-exclusive colors: Field Green and Iron Sands Metallic.

The lineup also welcomes the new Bronco RTR edition—developed in partnership with RTR Vehicles—which features a wide-track stance, high-clearance suspension, and anti-lag software for high-speed off-road driving.

Official pricing for the full 2027 Ford Bronco lineup will be released in the coming weeks, with the RTR expected to start around $50,790 before destination fees.

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