Ford Bronco Sport Nuevo en Venta en Sebring, FL

• Even though Ford markets the Bronco Sport as the "little brother" in the Bronco family, its platform is actually more closely related to the Ford Escape.
• As of December 16, 2025, pricing for 2026 trims is between $33,840 and $42,260.
• We don't have a firm release date quite yet, but it looks like the Bronco Sport makes its debut in early 2026.

The headline update for 2026 is the new Bronze package for the Big Bend and Badlands trims. It adds 17-inch bronze-finished wheels, matching exterior accents, and interior stitching to pull the whole look together. (It even includes heavy-duty floor liners!) Other than that, the rest of the lineup stays pretty much the same as last year in terms of structure and gear.

Here is how the pricing shakes out by trim:

• Big Bend: $33,840
• Heritage: $36,140
• Outer Banks: $38,940
• Badlands: $42,260

The base engine is a 180-horsepower, 1.5-liter turbocharged three-cylinder paired with an eight-speed automatic. For a bit more punch, there's an available 250-horsepower, 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder that adds paddle shifters on the steering wheel. Every model comes with all-wheel drive and sits on the Escape platform.

Off-road capability is a big selling point, depending on the trim you pick. The Badlands with the Sasquatch package is still the king of the mountain, featuring a torque-vectoring rear differential, a one-pedal off-road mode, and a 360-degree camera. You can get a Sasquatch package on the Outer Banks, too, though it misses a few of those Badlands-exclusive bits. Even the Big Bend can get some extra trail gear if you opt for the Black Diamond package, which adds a brush guard, skid plates, and all-terrain tires.