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The 2020 Ford Everest Sport boasts styling tweaks to set it apart from the rest of the Everest range, debuting new lighting and a windscreen-mounted USB port.
Following the unveiling of the updated Ford Ranger, the Ford Everest Sport has been revealed boasting some tweaked styling, new Bi-LED headlights and a windscreen-mounted USB port (these features will also be available on the updated MY20 Everest line-up).
Speaking about the Everest Sport, Ford Australia boss, Kay Hart, said, “Everest Sport is a new kind of Everest, bringing a unique style inside and out. Everest Sport builds on the increased choice of the line-up, and combines a premium, sporty package with renowned off-road capability”.
The Everest Sport slots between the Trend and Titanium variants and can be had with either a 3.2-litre turbo-diesel, or the Bi-Turbo diesel, 10-speed powertrain shared with the Ranger and Ranger Raptor. Everest Sport will only be offered on four-wheel-drive models.
Beyond the Everest lettering above the grille, Everest Sport gets a new-look grille, the lower bumper sections, both front and rear, are finished in black, as are the mirrors, window surrounds and roof rails. Black 20-inch alloy wheels complete the exterior detailing, and there’s a new hero colour – Deep Crystal Blue.
Like the updated Ranger, the Everest Sport will be the first updated Everest to get Bi-LED headlights which are part of the upgraded High Performance Lighting system. It will be available on Trend and Titanium from December this year (2019).
On the inside, there are Raceway Blue door pulls and door treatments, with standard leather-accented first and second-row seating, ‘Sport’ embossed logo on the front row seating and unique Capital Blue stitching. Everest Sport also offers a soft-touch dash pad, also with Capital Blue stitching.
The Everest Sport is available now while the rest of the updated Ford Everest range will be in dealerships in December.
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2020 Ford Everest Pricing
| Ambiente RWD 3.2L 6-speed Auto | $49,490+ORCs |
| Ambiente 4WD 3.2L 6-speed Auto | $54,490+ORCs |
| Trend RWD Bi-Turbo 10-speed Auto | $56,490+ORCs |
| Trend 4WD 3.2L 6-speed Auto (7 seats) | $60,290+ORCs |
| Trend 4WD Bi-Turbo 10-speed Auto (7 seats) | $61,790+ORCs |
| Sport 4WD 3.2L 6-speed Auto (7 seats) | $62,290+ORCs |
| Sport 4WD Bi-Turbo 10-speed Auto (7 seats) | $63,790+ORCs |
| Titanium 4WD Bi-Turbo 10-speed Auto (7 seats) | $72,590+ORCs |
| Everest Options | MLP |
| Third-row seating (Ambiente) | $1,000 |
| Tow-bar (Ambiente, Trend and Sport) | $1,000 |
| Prestige Paint (all variants) | $650 |
| Fabric trim/non powered driver’s seat (Trend) | No Cost Option |
| Off-road 18-inch alloy wheel and tyre combination pack (Titanium) | No Cost Option |
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