Key Features of the 2025 Ford Bronco

G.O.A.T. Modes®

The Bronco® name has long stood for go-anywhere capability, and the Terrain Management System™ with G.O.A.T. Modes® (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain) shows why. Depending on model, you can access up to seven modes—Normal, Eco, Sport, Sand, Mud, Rock Crawl, and Slippery—each adjusting throttle, transmission mapping, traction control, and available 4x4 settings to match surface conditions. The result is predictable grip and power delivery across pavement, gravel, sand, and rock. For daily driving, Normal and Eco keep things smooth and efficient; when storms roll in, Slippery helps the SUV settle into a more controlled rhythm. Headed toward a steep trail? Sand, Mud, and Rock Crawl sharpen throttle response and traction logic so you can focus on picking the line. It is a hallmark system that makes the 2025 Ford Bronco accessible to beginners and rewarding for experienced trail drivers alike.

HOSS Suspension System

The High-Performance Off-Road Stability Suspension (HOSS) System is the foundation of Bronco® composure. This purpose-built suspension helps deliver wheel articulation and control where it matters most—on loose surfaces and uneven terrain. The geometry and tuning promote stability at speed and finesse over slow, technical obstacles. In models like Badlands® and the Stroppe® Edition, hardware is further tailored for more aggressive trail work, with tuning designed to soak up washboard and rocky chatter. The net effect is confidence: the front end tracks true, the rear settles predictably, and body motions are controlled without feeling stiff. Combined with the available Stabilizer Bar Disconnect for enhanced front-axle articulation, the HOSS Suspension System transforms difficult sections into manageable progress.

Removable Doors & Tops

Few SUVs deliver open-air driving like Bronco®. With Removable Doors & Tops, it takes only a short break in the weather to turn your afternoon into an open-sky cruise. The system is engineered for practicality, so removal and reinstallation feel straightforward once you have done it a couple of times. Exterior mirrors remain in place, supporting visibility with the doors off. Whether you are enjoying a fall color tour on a gravel road or heading to the campsite, taking the doors and top off invites the outside in and heightens awareness of the terrain. If you live where trails and scenic byways are part of the weekend plan, this feature alone can elevate your ownership experience.

SYNC® 4 with 12-inch touchscreen

Inside, the technology is approachable and useful. SYNC® 4 with a 12-inch touchscreen puts key functions front and center with crisp graphics and logical menus. The large display helps when you glance at navigation or camera views on tight trails. Voice recognition streamlines tasks like calling a contact or setting a new destination, and wireless compatibility for your smartphone helps reduce cable clutter. The software prioritizes speed and responsiveness so your inputs register immediately, and over-the-air capability helps keep features fresh. Add the practical cabin materials—like Marine Grade Vinyl for easy cleanup or available leather-trimmed appointments—and you get a cockpit that works hard Monday through Friday and still looks the part on a Saturday night out.

Built Wild® Durability Tested

Ford tested the Bronco® in the lab and on the trail, targeting the equivalent of 10 million miles of assorted terrain. That Built Wild® Durability Tested ethos shows up in details large and small: robust underbody protection options, careful sealing for water fording up to 37 inches, thoughtful door sills that handle frequent removal, and an electrical architecture designed to support accessorizing. Models like the Stroppe® Edition nod to desert racing roots with Fox shocks and full-vehicle bash plates, while the Raptor® pushes performance to an extreme. The point is simple—this SUV is not a styling exercise. It is engineered for use, which pays dividends in long-term confidence.