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The 2027 Ford Bronco continues to evolve with updates that affect performance, comfort and personalization. The RTR version, already announced for off-road driving enthusiasts, now joins a lineup expanded by the arrival of the Bronco Filson and a V6 engine offered on more versions. Ford is also announcing several changes to the cabin.
For drivers in Châteauguay and on Montreal’s South Shore, these updates provide new reasons to take an interest in the Bronco. Whether your next vehicle will mainly be used for daily driving, weekend getaways or adventures on authorized trails, choosing the right version remains essential.
At Solution Ford, discover the main updates announced and the elements to consider as you prepare for your next purchase.
One of the main mechanical updates concerns the 3.0-litre twin-turbo EcoBoost V6. Ford announces 380 horsepower and 440 lb-ft of torque, with availability on the Outer Banks, Badlands and Heritage versions, as well as standard equipment on the new Filson. Configurations intended for Canada will need to be confirmed at the time of ordering.
When choosing a powertrain, it is useful to consider how the vehicle will be used, the distances you travel and your overall budget. Power is one point of comparison, but it should be evaluated alongside equipment, tires and the type of road behaviour you are looking for.
The Solution Ford team can help you understand the differences between configurations once they become available in Canada. You can also visit our page dedicated to the Ford Bronco to discover the model and prepare your questions.
Developed with RTR Vehicles, the Bronco RTR focuses on high-speed off-road driving. Ford selected a four-door body, the 2.3-litre EcoBoost engine and a 10-speed automatic transmission. Development notably took place in Johnson Valley, an environment known for its demanding terrain.
This orientation will be particularly interesting for drivers who want to explore the Bronco’s capabilities on suitable terrain. For a buyer in Châteauguay, it is still important to compare this specialization with everyday needs: Highway 30 driving, parking, comfort and how often the vehicle will actually be used off-road.
The RTR receives enhanced cooling along with a software-controlled anti-lag system. The latter is designed to reduce turbocharger response delay in certain off-road driving situations. Ford also says it uses a 1,000-watt cooling fan from the Bronco Raptor.
The value of this preparation lies in the overall mechanical package. When comparing versions, it is therefore better to examine their complete equipment and intended use rather than focusing only on engine displacement.
The Bronco RTR is announced with 33-inch tires and a specific wide-track HOSS 1.0 suspension. The available Sasquatch package with RTR suspension notably adds 35-inch tires and internal-bypass FOX shocks associated with the HOSS 3.0 system.
Its presentation includes a distinctive lighting signature and RTR-specific 17-inch wheels. Hyper Lime accents and certain graphic elements are offered through available packages, so their presence depends on the selected configuration.
The new Bronco Filson comes from a collaboration with Filson, the outdoor clothing and equipment brand. It combines a more refined presentation with features designed for off-road adventures.
Ford notably describes a cabin with quilted leather, a leather-trimmed dashboard and storage bags inspired by Filson equipment. Power-deployable running boards and a rear camera-linked mirror are also part of the announced presentation.
On the technical side, Ford announces the Sasquatch package with 35-inch tires, locking front and rear differentials and specially calibrated FOX shocks. The goal is to combine off-road capability with a more refined driving experience.
For drivers who regularly plan outdoor trips from Monteregie, this version therefore deserves particular attention. Canadian equipment and configuration choices will nevertheless need to be verified before finalizing a purchase.
Ford is announcing changes to seat materials, including premium vinyl for the Outer Banks equipped with the Lux Package and a new marine-grade vinyl option for the Badlands, with power adjustment. A heated steering wheel also becomes available on the Big Bend equipped with the Mid Package.
During a dealership visit, take the time to compare the driving position, materials and access to the controls. These aspects can weigh just as heavily in the decision as mechanical specifications, particularly when the vehicle is used every day.
To explore the different families of innovations offered by the brand, you can also visit our Ford Technology page.
| Item | Bronco RTR | Bronco Filson | Other Lineup Updates |
| Positioning | Off-road performance | Refinement and adventure | Powertrain choices and comfort |
| Announced powertrain | 2.3-litre EcoBoost | Standard 3.0-litre EcoBoost V6 | 3.0-litre V6 available on certain versions |
| Announced tires | 33 in.; 35 in. with available package | 35 in. with Sasquatch package | Depending on configuration |
| Key features | RTR engine calibration and styling | Filson materials and storage | Revised seat materials and heated steering wheel availability |
This table summarizes Ford’s announcements. Equipment and availability in Canada remain to be confirmed depending on the version.
Ford Canada announces a starting MSRP of approximately $66,995 for the 2027 Bronco RTR, before freight and delivery charges, taxes and other applicable fees. Options can change this amount, so it is not a final all-in price.
To learn about ordering possibilities and the delivery timeline applicable to Châteauguay, contact Solution Ford. Availability of a specific configuration must be confirmed with the dealership.
You can also browse our Ford Bronco inventory to explore the vehicles listed at the time of your search.
Choosing your next Bronco starts by thinking about your needs. Are you planning mainly to drive on the South Shore, take long getaways or go off-road? How important are comfort, presentation and specialized equipment to you?
A test drive of an available Bronco lets you evaluate the dimensions, visibility and driving position of the model you try. To discuss the 2027 updates and verify Canadian configurations, contact the Solution Ford team.
Ford is announcing the RTR and Filson versions, broader availability of the 3.0-litre V6 and changes to cabin comfort and materials.
The announced RTR uses the 2.3-litre EcoBoost engine with specific preparation that notably includes an anti-lag system.
The RTR prioritizes competition-inspired off-road performance. The Filson combines off-road capability with a more refined cabin and distinctive storage solutions.
A delivery date must be verified according to the version, ordering possibilities and dealership allocations. The Solution Ford team will be able to provide information based on the situation at the time of your purchase process.
