The Ford Bronco is getting a refresh for the 2025 model year in the form of some interior roominess improvements. One of the most notable improvements may not seem so exciting at first glance, and that’s additional sound-deadening material for a quieter experience in the cabin while driving.. The current 2024 Bronco has many strengths. It’s a pleasure to drive and already very well equipped in terms of mechanical components and off-road performance, but it’s not a quiet daily driver when all the options boxes are ticked. These new changes apply to all versions of the Bronco.

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The interior of the four-door Broncos also gets a new set of air conditioning vents for the rear of the cabin, so your passengers will feel more comfortable when you’re hitting the trails or cruising the highway. The Bronco’s 8-inch dashboard moves firmly into 2025 by forgoing the old physical speedometer in favor of a 12-inch digital instrument cluster behind the steering wheel. Ford also notes that the optional Bang & Olufsen sound system has been increased to 12 speakers and the subwoofer has been beefed up.

On the outside, Ford says Bronco buyers can add a matte finish to their SUV in the available paint color of their choice with a matte clear film. The press release states that this option will also help protect the paint. A Black Appearance Package will also be available for the 2025 Bronco. As the name suggests, the package blackens the hardtop, the fender flares and the huge Bronco lettering on the grille. If you add the Black Appearance Pack to the Sasquatch Pack, the aluminum wheels will be gloss black in color. This new package manages to be subtle on the least subtle vehicle around.

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The changes are driven by customer feedback, according to Jason Hyde, Bronco brand director, who said, “Our customers were asking for a smarter, better-equipped and sleeker Bronco that was more livable for everyday use and just as capable of driving.” -adventures on the road.”

Order banks for the 2025 Ford Bronco are open today, November 7. Ford notes that deliveries are expected to begin over the winter.