Ford has an excellent lineup for 2022, and 2023 will be even better. You can anticipate finding several brand-new 2023 models at Gengras Ford, intended to elevate things. This article will examine what is known about the new 2023 Bronco models. Keep reading to learn about the latest Ford Bronco coming in 2023:
2023 Ford Bronco Hybrid
Off-roading and electrification are the two trends that currently rule the auto industry. Given that Ford is a leader in both fields, why not integrate them into a single model? This mighty off-road SUV would have additional options thanks to the anticipated 2023 Ford Bronco Hybrid. Ford has not yet released any official pronouncements regarding the Bronco Hybrid, but leaks and spy shots make it quite evident that this model will arrive!
Although the specific source of the Bronco Hybrid’s power is still unknown, the Ford Explorer’s 3.3L hybrid V6 engine appears to be a viable contender. The hybrid 2022 Explorer with an all-wheel-drive scores 25 MPG combined with this engine. A hybrid powertrain would help turn the Bronco into a potent off-road vehicle because it now only achieves 20 MPG combined. The Explorer Hybrid has 318 horsepower, so the Bronco Hybrid probably won’t be sacrificing any power to be more efficient.
2023 Ford Bronco Sport Hybrid
Even while the smaller Bronco may already be a reliable commuter, there are rumors that a hybrid version may be coming in 2023. The 1.5L EcoBoost I-3 and 2.0L EcoBoost I-4 engines featured in the closely comparable Ford Escape are currently available for the 2022 Bronco Sport. The 2022 Escape does give customers the option of a 2.5L I-4 as a component of either a conventional hybrid or a plug-in hybrid powertrain. The 2023 Bronco Sport Hybrid may provide one, both, or neither of these electrified options.
We hope to see both the 2.5L hybrid and 2.5L plug-in hybrid so that consumers can select the ideal powertrain for their particular requirements. Traditional hybrids don’t need to be plugged in or take extra precautions when driving, but they deliver much greater fuel economy under all circumstances. Plug-in hybrid vehicles have more powerful electric motors and larger battery packs, enabling them to run entirely on electricity. To have the best performance, they must be frequently recharged by plugging in. Plug-in hybrids are generally preferable for city drivers, whereas conventional hybrids are preferable for high-mileage drivers.