2026 Ford Bronco Sport Brings The Bronze
Ford is giving the 2026 Bronco Sport a fresh look with a new Bronze Appearance Package that follows similar packages offered on the Mustang and Mustang Mach-E.
Key Points
- The 2026 Ford Bronco Sport gains a new Bronze Edition inspired by the Mustang Mach-E, featuring bronze 17-inch wheels, trim accents, and interior details.
- The package will be offered on the Big Bend model, compatible with the Black Diamond Off-Road package, with a Badlands version expected later.
- Buyers can pair the bronze accents with six exterior colors, including Azure Gray and Velocity Blue, while the cabin gets bronze trim and “Canyon” contrast stitching.
The new package adds 17-inch bronze-finished wheels, available with either all-season or all-terrain tires, depending on configuration and trim level. All-season tires are standard on Big Bend models, while Black Diamond Off-Road Package-equipped and Badlands units are equipped with all-terrain tires.
The warm hue also shows up on the grille lettering, fender trim, and rear liftgate badges. The grille and liftgate lettering are actually two-piece, with the bronze letters backed by an Ebony Black outline. Buyers can pair the look with Azure Gray Tri-Coat Metallic, Carbonized Gray, Oxford White, Shadow Black, Space White, or Velocity Blue paint finishes.
On all models, the roof and grille are painted black while the door handles are body color.
Inside, the bronze theme continues on the air vent surrounds, instrument cluster bezel, all-weather floor mats, cargo area protector, and door trim, complemented by a bronze-stitched steering wheel and seat upholstery in a color Ford calls “Canyon.” Even the Bronco logo on the center console gets a bronze makeover.
Ford says the Bronze Appearance Package will be offered on the Big Bend trim, which currently starts at around $34,000 for 2025. It can also be combined with the Black Diamond Off-Road package for extra capability, while a Badlands version will follow later.
Pricing for the 2026 model lineup hasn’t been released, but expect the new Bronze edition to add a few hundred dollars to the Bronco Sport’s sticker.
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