2027 Ford Everest Wolftrak brings Ranger-inspired style from $73,000

Ford has added a new Wolftrak special edition to the 2027 Everest range, following the same formula already used for the Ranger Wolftrak.

Based on the Everest Sport, it brings distinctive green-and-black styling and extra towing equipment, while retaining the Everest’s two diesel powertrain options. Around 800 Everest Wolftraks will be available to order in Australia, making it a limited-run model. The 2.0-litre bi-turbo diesel produces 125kW/405Nm, while the 3.0-litre V6 produces 184kW/600Nm. Both use a 10-speed automatic, with the four-cylinder using part-time 4WD and the V6 full-time 4WD.

The Wolftrak combines Sport-based interior equipment with Tremor-inspired exterior styling, including a honeycomb grille, black wheel-arch extensions, black door handles and mirrors, a black-painted roof and black Everest bonnet lettering. Traction Green and Lime Zest accents are used across the exterior, while unique 20-inch black alloy wheels are fitted with all-season tyres.

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Traction Green is exclusive to the Wolftrak, while Command Grey and Shadow Black are also available at no extra cost. Buyers can option 17-inch alloy wheels with 255/70R17 Bridgestone Dueler all-terrain tyres and Lime Zest inserts.

Inside, the Wolftrak gets leather-accented upholstery with Traction Green accents and stitching, plus heated and ventilated electric front seats with WOLFTRAK embroidery in Lime Zest. Traction Green accents also extend to the headrests and seatbacks of the first and second rows.

The main equipment change for 4×4 buyers is the standard Premium Towing Pack. It includes a 3.5-tonne-rated hitch, integrated electric trailer brake controller, dedicated Tow/Haul Mode and Pro Trailer Backup Assist.

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The Wolftrak replaces the limited-run Everest Wildtrak, but the two variants take a different approach to their equipment. The Wildtrak added Matrix LED headlights, a panoramic roof and power-folding third-row seats over the Sport, while the Wolftrak focuses on towing equipment and its distinctive styling.

The rest of the 2027 Everest range also gets a number of updates. The Active 2.0L can now be ordered with cloth upholstery at no extra cost in five-seat configuration, while Active and Sport models move to Ford’s ActiveX synthetic leather upholstery.

Desert Island Blue is also added to the colour range for Sport and Tremor, replacing Blue Lightning in the premium paint palette. The Platinum gains debossed Platinum branding on its front seats.

The 2027 Ford Everest Wolftrak available to order now.

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