2021 Ford Bronco, Bronco Sport teased with new picture and video ahead of reveal

In just seven days Ford Bronco will return, and the Bronco Sport will debut with him. Ahead of the big unveiling, Ford’s social crew has a ball that throws teasers for the SUV on the left and right. Last week we got a taste of what they are 2021 Bronco will sound like and had our first official look at its design, and on Monday Ford released a new teaser image that shows the profile of all three Bronco models, as well as a video that gives us glimpses of the new SUVs in action.

In the new side view we see both two- and four-door versions of the “big” Bronco, the former with doors and roof removed, as well as the smaller Bronco Sport Crossover. We have already seen leaked photos of Bronco and Bronco Sport Sans Camo, but this further confirms that these photos were really real. Fans of the original should be thrilled because the Bronco has a block-like profile with short overhangs, a rear-mounted spare wheel, and some retro details. The Bronco Sport also looks pretty chunky, with some clear design features inherited from its bigger sibling.

The new video, which you can see above, shows both the Bronco and the Bronco Sport when blasting through different terrain. It is our best official look at the Bronco design so far, especially the front and back. We’ve already seen the grille and headlight settings, but now we can see a thick front bumper with built-in fog lights and tow hooks, and the flat bonnet has interesting ribs on the side edges. The taillights have the shape of a “B” – of course B for Bronco – and the tailgate opens to the side. Beadlock-look wheels stand out clearly from the large fender flares

Ford also announced today that Bronco owners will have access to “Off-Roadeo” driving schools that are set up in different parts of the United States. According to Ford, all Bronco models have the “Built Wild” function, which essentially corresponds to the “Trail Rated” Jeep license plate, and are equipped with all-wheel drive as standard.

Last Tuesday, Ford posted three photos on Ford Bronco’s official Instagram account. The middle photo shows a classic bronco, while the sides mix the old-school SUV and the upcoming model. It wasn’t much, but we looked at the round retro headlights and the butch profile fans they know and love. On Wednesday, the automaker followed a short video that basically shows the front end of the Bronco without camouflage. On Thursday, Ford showed off the rear quarter panel, revealing large fender flares, gnarled tires, and a Wrangler-like taillight. It appears that this is by The full unveiling of the SUV.

We’ll be on the lookout for more teasers, but there are only seven places to sleep until Bronco Day. Ford unveiled the Broncos thanks to several television channels at once a new deal with Disney. Reservations opens on the same day for a refundable deposit of $ 100.

First published on July 1st.