Ford Everest (2022) Specs & Pricing
The all-new Ford Everest has touched down in South Africa. Here’s what you can expect to pay, plus the specifications and engine details.
The bakkie-based 7-seater segment gets a new challenger, in the form of the brand-new Ford Everest which brings a new flagship V6 engine, more comfort and more features than ever before. The Ford Everest will be taking on players like the Toyota Fortuner, Isuzu MU-X, Mitsubishi Pajero Sport and Haval H9.
What’s on offer?
There will be two levels of trim from launch: Everest Sport and Everest Platinum. Customers will be able to choose from either a 2.0-litre BiTurbo diesel engine or a brand-new 3.0-litre V6 turbo diesel. Both vehicles feature a 10-speed automatic transmission.
In the Sport, the vehicle features an electronic shift-on-the-fly part-time four wheel drive system, while the Platinum has permanent all-wheel drive. The 2.0 has outputs of 154 kW and 500 Nm, while the 3.0 packs 184 kW and 600 Nm.
Both the Sport and Platinum models are equipped with Ford’s Lane Keeping System, which includes Lane Keeping Alert and Lane Keeping Aid, along with Road Edge Detection and Driver Warning. Pre-Collision Assist with Dynamic Brake Support, Forward Collision Warning, Automated Emergency Braking and Reverse Brake Assist further up the arsenal of innovative safety features. Additionally, the Platinum gains Distance Alert and Indication, Evasive Steer Assist and Intersection functionality.
Ford has prioritised flexible seating in the Next-Gen Everest; the second-row slides with a 60:40 split seatback, and the 50:50 split third row in the seven-seater configuration can be folded at the touch of a button on the Platinum series.
Everest Sport
8-inch digital instrument cluster
12-inch portrait infotainment screen
Ford SYNC4A
Apple CarPlay / Android Auto
Factory-fitted modem
FordPass connectivity
Everest Platinum
Integrated wireless charging
12.4-inch digital instrument cluster
12-inch portrait infotainment screen
Ford SYNC4A
Apple CarPlay / Android Auto
Factory-fitted modem
FordPass connectivity
Electric parking brakes
Leather-trimmed gear shifter
Heated/ventilated 10-way adjustable front seats with memory function
Second row seat heating
Power outlets for all three rows
Windscreen mounted USB charging port
Type A, Type C USB ports in front and centre consoles
12-Volt sockets
400-Watt inverter
360-degree camera
How much does the new Ford Everest cost in South Africa?
Everest Sport 2.0L BiT 4WD 10AT R965 400
Everest Platinum 3.0L V6 AWD 10AT R1 113 100
Included in the price is a 4-year/120 000km warranty, 4-year/unlimited distance roadside assistance and 5-year/unlimited distance corrosion warranty. The recommended service interval is 15 000km or annually, plus customers have the option of purchasing service or maintenance plans up to eight years or 135 000km. The warranty can be extended up to seven years or 200 000km, while the roadside assistance can be extended for an additional one or two years.
The all-new Ford Everest has touched down in South Africa. Here's what you can expect to pay, plus the specifications and engine details.
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