Bronze Enhancements Elevate the Ford Bronco Sport

The Ford Bronco Sport continues to impress as a dynamic compact SUV with authentic off-road capabilities. For the 2026 model year, the Bronco Sport receives a stylish refresh through the addition of the Bronze Edition, which incorporates several elegant enhancements both inside and out.

Drawing inspiration from the Mustang and Mustang Mach-E, which feature Sinister Bronze accents, Ford extends a similar bronze package to the Bronco Sport. Additionally, the full-size Bronco can be customized with this bronze option via Ford's Custom Garage program.

The Bronze Edition introduces distinctive bronze elements in the badging, trim details, and wheels. The SUV is equipped with 17-inch Sinister Bronze wheels, creating a striking contrast especially when paired with Oxford White. Other available exterior colors include Shadow Black, Carbonized Gray, Velocity Blue, Space White, and Azure Gray.

Inside the cabin, the bronze theme is seamlessly integrated into the HVAC vents, floor mat accents, and badging. The steering wheel and seats feature new Canyon-colored stitching, harmonizing with the bronze highlights.

Availability and Pricing

For 2026, the Bronze Edition will be offered on the Big Bend and Black Diamond Off-Road trims of the Bronco Sport. While pricing details are yet to be announced, it is anticipated to be a reasonable addition to the standard model price.

For comparison, the Bronze Appearance Package is priced at $1,195 for the Mustang coupe and $1,995 for the Mustang Mach-E. The package for the body-on-frame Bronco is available through the Ford Custom Garage program at $5,200.

Prospective buyers can expect the Bronco Sport's Bronze Edition to be more competitively priced, aligning closer to the Mustang's offerings. The updated Bronco Sport with the Bronze package is expected to arrive at dealerships shortly.

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