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Ford Bronco 2026 Price in UAE

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Ford Bronco Key Specifications

Engine Capacity Rating

1.5 L - 3 L

Fuel Economy Rating

7 Km/L - 10.5 Km/L

Fuel Type Category

Petrol

Engine Power Output

181 BHP - 418 BHP

transmission

Automatic

Number Of Seats

4 seater - 5 seater

Ford Bronco Price by Year

Year

Price Range

2025
AED 230K–230K
2023
AED 230K–230K
2022
AED 139K–139K
2021
AED 136K–136K

Ford Bronco Price by City

City

Price Range

Dubai
AED 136K–230K

Model Information

Specification

Value

Engine Assembly

1.5 L - 3 L

Odometer Mileage

7 Km/L - 10.5 Km/L

Fuel Type Category

Petrol

Engine Power Output

181 BHP - 418 BHP

transmission

Automatic

Number Of Seats

4 seater - 5 seater

Engine Torque Output

190 Nm - 598 Nm

Engine Displacement Size

1498 cc - 2998 cc

Engine Capacity Rating

1.5 L - 3 L

Valves Per Cylinder Count

4

Acceleration Performance

6.7 sec - 8.2 sec

Drivetrain Type

All Wheel Drive

Turbocharger Unit

Single Turbo

cylinders

6

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About Ford Bronco

The Ford Bronco is a body-on-frame off-road SUV that competes directly with the Jeep Wrangler for buyers who want genuine trail capability without sacrificing daily usability. Built on a dedicated off-road platform with removable doors and roof panels, it occupies a rare niche in the UAE market where lifestyle and serious four-wheel-drive ability meet. Prices for the 2026 Bronco start from AED 175,000.

The range opens with Sport Free Wheeling 1.5L, which is actually the Bronco Sport — a more road-biased crossover variant suited to light off-road and urban use. The core Bronco lineup steps up through progressively more capable configurations, culminating in the top-spec 4 DOORS RAPTOR 3.0L V6 ECOBOOST W/ ORANGE SBELTS BLACK/BLUE LTHR SSQTCH BLACK PKG — essentially a factory-built performance off-roader with a 2.7 L engine producing 310 BHP and serious desert-running credentials. Across the range, the Automatic gearbox is standard, and most variants include front and rear locking differentials plus a dedicated low-range transfer case. Seating is for 5.

Pros: the Bronco offers a level of factory off-road engineering — locking diffs, disconnecting sway bars, up to 11.6 inches of water fording — that rivals in this price bracket rarely match out of the box. The removable doors and roof panels make it genuinely fun as a leisure vehicle. At 7 Km/L on a mixed cycle, it is thirstier than crossover rivals, which is the honest trade-off for the hardware underneath. Cons: the ride on paved roads is noticeably firm compared to monocoque SUVs — buyers who spend 90% of their time on highways will feel it. Cabin plastics at the lower trim levels lag behind Land Rover Defender and even some Wrangler interiors.

The Ford Bronco retains approximately 51% of its value after 5 years — well above the Ford brand average of 37%. That is a strong result for an American off-roader and reflects genuine demand in the used market.

Buyers also consider the Jeep Wrangler, Land Rover Defender, and Toyota Prado — all body-on-frame or ladder-framed off-roaders with strong resale and genuine low-range capability. The Bronco tends to win on factory-spec off-road hardware per dirham and loses ground to the Defender on interior quality and to the Prado on long-term reliability perception.

Frequently asked questions

The Bronco Sport is a crossover built on a car-based platform, better suited for light off-road and everyday driving. The full-size Bronco uses a body-on-frame platform with a proper two-speed transfer case, locking differentials, and removable doors and roof — it is the model for serious off-road use. Both are sold under the Bronco name in the UAE but are fundamentally different vehicles.
Both are body-on-frame off-roaders with removable tops, locking differentials, and low-range gearing — genuine rivals on the trail. The Bronco edges ahead on factory-fit off-road hardware at comparable price points, including a disconnecting front sway bar on mid and upper trims. The Wrangler has a longer proven track record and a larger aftermarket ecosystem, which matters to buyers who modify heavily.
The Bronco's official combined figure is 7 Km/L, but real-world consumption in UAE conditions — particularly in city traffic or sand driving — will typically be higher. Buyers should budget for running costs closer to larger SUVs than to compact crossovers; the hardware that makes it capable off-road also makes it thirstier than monocoque alternatives.
Yes — the Bronco retains approximately 51% of its value after five years, which is significantly above the Ford brand average of 37% in the UAE. Demand from off-road enthusiasts keeps used prices firm, and limited supply relative to Wrangler volumes in the market supports that premium.
Mid-range Bronco trims that include the Sasquatch Package — larger 35-inch tyres, locking front and rear differentials, and a disconnecting front sway bar — deliver the vast majority of the Bronco's off-road capability at a considerably lower price than the Raptor. For most UAE buyers who dune-drive occasionally rather than compete, a mid-spec Sasquatch-equipped Bronco represents the strongest value point in the lineup.