2027 Ford Bronco Sport

The 2027 Ford Bronco Sport walks the line between around-town comfort and sporty off-road performance. For the new model year, this small SUV introduces new exterior colors and options packages. Availability for some features has also changed.

• Updates for the 2027 Bronco Sport include new paint colors and options packages.
• Depending on the trim model, some features have been deleted (like the Big Bend’s easy-to-clean seating) or made optional (like the adjustable liftgate flood lights).
• With standard all-wheel drive and a smoother ride than you’d get from the bigger Bronco, the 2027 Bronco Sport is a great choice for active lifestyles.
• Order banks are open! Head to your local Ford dealer to build one of these small-but-rugged SUVs for your adventures.

It’s an in-between model year for the Bronco Sport, which doesn’t get any major updates for 2027. However, there are some new options — including new paint colors (Gladwin Green, Glacier Gray, and Neptune Blue) and options packages (the Camping Package, Heritage Tech Package, and Ford Security Package).

Available for the classy Outer Banks and performance-based Badlands trims, the Camping Package is an excellent weekend companion, treating you to modern utilities like adjustable liftgate flood lights and a cargo management system that can double as a shelf or table.

The Bronco Sport Heritage — a trim model known for its vintage-style two-tone exterior — is now available with the Heritage Tech Package. It enhances your infotainment setup with Connected Navigation and a 10-speaker B&O sound system.

Then there’s the Ford Security Package. Every Bronco Sport comes standard with a one-year subscription. Or, for a one-time fee, you can enjoy technology designed to help you track a stolen vehicle for a minimum of seven years (from your warranty start date), including theft alerts and remote start inhibit.

The Bronco Sport also loses some options for 2027. Three paint colors (Azure Gray, Carbonized Gray, and Space White) are no longer available. Start-stop engine technology has been discontinued. And the base Big Bend trim no longer features easy-to-clean seat upholstery, trading it in for regular cloth seating.

Some features that were standard for the Outer Banks and Badlands last year have become optional, including a power-adjustable front passenger seat, auto-dimming rearview mirror, and adjustable liftgate flood lights.