Ford Australia has ripped the covers off a limited-run Everest variant – the Black Edition – with the first customer deliveries of the seven-seater expected to start rolling out from July 2025.
The Everest Black Edition is listed with a driveaway price of $69,000, with order books now open and stock limited to just 750 units.
This $69K price tag makes the Black Edition approximately $2000 dearer than the Everest Trend on which it is based on, which is currently listed at $67,040. The Black Edition sits below the V6-powered Sport ($74,640), Tremor ($76,590), and Wildtrak ($76,950) on the model hierarchy.

Like the Everest Trend, the Black Edition is powered by the 2.0-litre four-cylinder bi-turbo diesel engine, which produces 154kW and 500Nm. It’s paired to a 10-speed automatic transmission and full-time 4WD system complemented by a locking rear diff.
The Black Edition stands out from the Trend courtesy of the inclusion of black aesthetics: roof rails; side steps; front grille; ‘EVEREST’ hood lettering; ‘EVEREST’ interior door sill plates; side mirrors; and door handles. It’s also equipped with black 18-inch alloy wheels with 255/65R18 all-terrain tyres, as well as a black 18-inch spare alloy wheel.
“Packed with family-favourite features and full-time 4WD, Everest Black Edition builds on the proven strengths of the Everest, adding a distinctive blacked-out appearance that underscores the suite of interior and advanced driver-assist features that has made the Everest the pick of the segment,” said Ambrose Henderson, Director of Marketing, Ford Australia.
Wading Depth | 800mm |
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Ground Clearance | 229mm |
Approach Angle | 30.4 |
Ramp-over Angle | 22.2 |
Departure Angle | 25.3 |

“The Black Edition is the seventh variant of the Everest family – giving motorists more choice to suit their needs—and with a $69,000 drive away price , it delivers outstanding value for Australians who demand more from their SUV.”
Three optional packs are also available upon purchase: the Premium Seat pack ($1200), the Towing pack ($1950) and the Touring pack ($2900). The Premium Seat pack adds heated and ventilated front driver (10-way power adjustment) and passenger (8-way power adjustment) seats. The Towing pack adds a tow bar and hitch, an integrated electric trailer brake controller, and a 12-pin wiring harness. The Touring pack adds a 360-degree camera and Ford’s Pro Trailer Backup Assist.
The Everest Black Edition is available to order now.
Everest Black Edition: Features list
- 154kW/500Nm 2.0-litre four-cylinder bi-turbo diesel engine
- 10-speed automatic transmission
- Full-time 4WD with selectable 2H, 4A, 4H, and 4L
- Locking rear differential
- Selectable drive modes: Normal, Eco, Tow/Haul, Slippery, Mud/Ruts, Sand
- Intelligent adaptive cruise control with stop & go
- Traffic sign recognition and lane centering
- Blind spot monitoring with cross traffic alert and trailer coverage
- Lane keeping aid with lane departure warning
- Pre-collision assist with autonomous emergency braking (AEB) and intersection assist
- Front and rear parking sensors
- Reverse brake assist
- Electronic parking brake
- Rear view camera – integrated digital
- Electrochromatic rear view mirror
- 12-inch multi-function touch screen display
- 8-inch colour digital instrument cluster with configurable display
- SYNC® 4 with voice-activated controls
- 8-speaker sound system
- Embedded modem compatible with FordPass Connect
- Built-in satellite navigation with one year of connected navigation services included
- Wireless Apple CarPlay™ & Android Auto™
- Wireless charging
- 5x USB ports
- 3x 12-volt power outlets (centre console, 3rd row, rear cargo)
- 400W power outlet (centre console – 240-volt household power socket)
- 7-seat configuration, with 2nd row 60/40 split and 3rd row 50/50 split
- 5x upper child seat anchorage points
- 2x ISOFIX child seat anchorage points
- Leather-accented seat trim (excludes 3rd row)
- Driver seat – 8-way power adjustment including lumbar adjustment
- Climate control – dual zone
- 3rd row air vents with rear fan control
- Smart keyless entry with push-button start
- Automatic dusk-sensing LED headlights
- Automatic high beam control
- Zone lighting
- Power adjustable & folding side mirrors with puddle lamps
- Black roof rails
- Black side steps
- Black 18-inch alloy wheels with 255/65R18 all-terrain tyres
- Black 18-inch spare alloy wheel
- Black front grille
- Black ‘EVEREST’ hood lettering
- Black ‘EVEREST’ interior door sill plates
- Black side mirrors
- Black door handles
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