FORD RANGER

Let Nothing Stand In Your Way

Works smarter and harder​​

The Ford Ranger is purpose-built to get the job done. And with more technologies than ever before, Europe’s number one selling pickup helps you work smarter too. Advanced systems, including Traffic Sign Recognition, Lane Keeping Aid, and parking sensors, all increase your awareness and boost your confidence on the road. Whilst Hill Start Assist, Hill Descent Control and Active Park Assist help keep you in control.​

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Built for toughness. Crafted for comfort.

Advanced engineering and the highest quality materials deliver an interior that’s as tough and hardwearing as it is comfortable. For the first time, the  Ford Ranger is available with a built-in FordPass Connect modem too. This technology enables you to remotely lock and unlock your vehicle, receive live traffic updates, connect to a WiFi hotspot, and it makes owning a Ford better than ever.

Power, efficiency and refinement

The Ford Ranger is designed to work harder and more efficiently. The pickup has a range of powerful new engines engineered to help make every drop of fuel go further. And they’ve been paired with an advanced new transmission that seamlessly adapts to changing conditions and terrains. With a range of useful technologies, including Auto Stop-Start and an on-board trip computer, this is a rugged pickup that effortlessly combines brains and brawn.

Advanced safety technology

The Ford Ranger incorporates a range of smart systems to help protect you, your passengers and other road users. Some technologies, such as Pre-Collision Assist, work to reduce the likelihood of an incident occurring in the first place. Others, including airbags, help reduce the severity of a traffic incident should one occur. The vehicle’s fitted with advanced security systems too, giving you peace of mind when storing your tools or cargo.

Quality you can depend on

When it comes to the Ford Ranger, the numbers speak for themselves. The pickup has a carrying capacity of 1 tonne and can tow up to 3,500kg. It has a ground clearance of 237mm and effortlessly wades through water up to 800mm deep. In fact, every aspect of the award-winning vehicle has been precision engineered for versatility, reliability and capability.

International Pick-Up Award winner 2020

Ford Ranger has been named the International Pick-Up Award winner for 2020.

With marks awarded across multiple categories, including powertrain, loadspace and safety, as well as overall driver and passenger comfort: Ford Ranger outperformed all competitors, once again proving why its Europe’s best-selling pick-up.

Wildtrak – the ultimate Ranger

The Ranger Wildtrak marks its status as the ultimate Ranger through a unique dark, liquid metallic grey finish for the new trapezoidal grille with its distinctive outboard nostrils. The same accent colour continues to the side mirrors, door handles, side air vents, load-bed rails and tail lamps, for a bold and sporty appearance.

Other exclusive design elements on the new Wildtrak include rectangular fog lamps, a unique sports hoop, machined 18-inch alloy wheels and bold Wildtrak graphics, together helping to communicate a fearless sense of adventure. Even the Wildtrak’s signature exterior colour has been tweaked to help it stand out from the crowd, with the new metallic Pride Orange finish.

Inside, orange is used as an accent colour to add a sense of sportiness to the strikingly modern, car-like interior. A strong horizontal beam spanning from driver to passenger door emphasises the cabin’s width and houses an instrument cluster with dual colour digital displays, and an eight-inch touchscreen. A soft-touch instrument panel top with an orange accent stitch imparts a premium feel to the cockpit, while the rings around the air registers feature a distinctive shadow chrome finish.

The new Wildtrak also features unique seats – including an eight-way power adjustable driver’s seat – with bold graphical elements and orange stitching, combining toughness, durability and sportiness.​​

Advanced technology

A host of cutting edge technology is available on the new Ford Ranger to help drivers stay connected and in control.

Ford’s SYNC 2 connectivity system offers drivers smarter and safer ways to stay connected. Using natural voice commands, like “temperature 20 degrees”, “play AC/DC” or “I’m hungry”, the driver can control the car’s climate controls, entertainment system and navigation system more easily than ever before. An 8-inch touchscreen places more controls at the driver’s fingertips, with colour-coded corners for easy menu navigation.

For extra convenience, the new Ranger features a 240-volt power socket that can be used to power a laptop computer anywhere, from a work site to a family road trip.

There is also an array of driver assist technologies that help to make driving more convenient.

• Lane Keeping Alert and Lane Keeping Aid work together to help to prevent the driver from unintentionally drifting out of a lane when driving at high speeds. If the forward-facing camera detects the vehicle is straying from its lane, Lane Keeping Alert warns the driver with a vibration in the steering wheel. If no action is taken to correct the drift, Lane Keeping Aid applies steering torque to guide the vehicle back into its lane
• Adaptive Cruise Control makes use of radar sensors to maintain both a preset speed as well as a preset distance from the vehicle ahead. When the system detects a vehicle ahead, it decelerates automatically to maintain a safe distance. It accelerates back to the driver’s preset cruising speed when the road ahead clears. An adjustable speed limiter helps drivers avoid unintentionally exceeding their selected speed
• Forward Alert works with Adaptive Cruise Control to give drivers a visual and audible warning when the gap to a vehicle ahead drops below a safe distance. The system also charges the brakes to ensure optimum braking performance
• Front and Rear Park Assist uses sensors to detect obstacles and provide audible warnings when the vehicle approaches obstructions at low speeds, such as when parking. A rear-view camera gives a clear view behind the vehicle, giving greater confidence when parking and hitching up a trailer
• Tyre Pressure Monitoring System helps drivers to stay safe and save fuel by alerting them when tyre pressure is too low
• Electronic Stability Program with rollover mitigation and trailer sway control helps to keep the vehicle under control even in adverse conditions
• Driver Alert uses the forward-facing camera and on-board sensors to detect if the driver is drowsy. If it notices signs such as drifting off course and sudden corrective steering inputs, the system warns the driver with gradually louder signals
• In markets where it is available, Emergency Assistance uses a Bluetooth-paired and connected phone to call local emergency services in the event of a serious collision. The system communicates details of the accident and your vehicle’s location, and then opens the line to let you speak directly with responders
• Other smart technologies include Hill Launch Assist, to help you confidently start off from a slope, whether in forward or reverse; Hill Descent Control, which uses the traction control system to help you descend steep slopes at a constant speed; Adaptive Load Control, which adjusts the Electronic Stability Control system based on vehicle load; and Emergency Brake Assistance, which provides additional pressure to the brake system to increase braking force when you apply the brakes quickly in an emergency situation.

Efficient power

The new Ranger’s impressive power, capability, and payload and towing capacity are made possible thanks to powerful and efficient diesel engines paired to either six-speed manual or automatic transmissions. All three engine options provide Ranger customers with a winning combination of power and efficiency in all conditions, and help to underscore Ford’s fun-to-drive promise.

For maximum power and torque for heavy-duty towing, Ford is offering the latest generation of its globally proven 3.2-litre TDCi five-cylinder diesel engine. Upgrades including an updated exhaust gas recirculation system help to increase efficiency, while still putting out 200 PS and 470 Nm of torque.

New Ranger also offers 130 PS and 160 PS variants of Ford’s latest 2.2-litre TDCi four-cylinder diesel engine, delivering significantly improved fuel efficiency and refinement, while also providing increased output compared to the 125 PS and 150 PS engines in the outgoing model.

Maximising the efficiency of its engines, the new Ford Ranger is available with Auto-Start-Stop technology, which saves fuel by shutting off the engine when the vehicle is idling, such as at a stop light. Combined with the availability of longer final drive ratios, these efficiency improvements help to achieve targeted reductions in fuel consumption which exceed 15 per cent on certain models.