Ford Everest

Ford Everest

Conquer the weekend

Highlights

Australia's #1 large SUV in 2025. Built for bigger adventures.

3,500kg

Towing⁷⁶

Up to 7

Seats¹¹⁰

5 stars

ANCAP Safety Rating

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Models

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Every journey covered.

Vehicle highlight

Everest Tremor

Built specifically for serious off-road driving. Bilstein® dampers, General Grabber AT3 all-terrain tyres, 255mm of ground clearance and Rock Crawl mode¹². When the road gets rougher, Tremor is ready for it.

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Everest Active — Meteor Grey

Paint Color:

Meteor Grey

Exterior

Looks capable. Because it is.

A wide stance, signature C-Clamp headlamps and a commanding grille give Everest a confident presence, while its durable chassis and suspension are designed for comfort on and off the road.

Capability

Tow 3,500kg with confidence

The caravan. The boat. Or the trailer loaded for a week away. Plus, there’s Pro-Trailer Backup Assist¹¹¹ and 360-Degree Camera System⁸¹ ⁷⁹ that makes everything easier, so you can focus on where you're going, not what's behind you.⁷⁶

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Interior

Space for the journey

Up to seven seats¹¹⁵ or 1,818L of cargo space with the 2nd and 3rd rows folded, there's room for everyone or everything you need. Dual-zone climate control, heated and ventilated front seats⁷⁸ mean the long drive is something everyone can enjoy, not just survive.

Drive Assistance

Cross Traffic Alert and Reverse Brake Assist

Cross Traffic Alert watches for vehicles approaching from the side as you reverse. Reverse Brake Assist detects what's behind you and brakes if you don't. The angles you can't see, covered.⁸¹

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Driver assistance that works with you

A range of driver assistance features designed to support you on the road. From highway driving to tight manoeuvres, this advanced tech helps take the pressure off.⁸¹

Adaptive Cruise Control⁸¹

Set your speed and let your vehicle handle the flow of traffic. It automatically keeps a safe distance from the vehicle ahead, slowing down and speeding up again as needed.

Autonomous Emergency Braking⁸¹

Autonomous Emergency Braking can detect vehicles and pedestrians ahead and automatically apply the brakes to help avoid or reduce a collision.

Post-Collision Braking⁸¹

After an initial impact, this system helps reduce the risk of further collisions by automatically applying the brakes to bring the vehicle to a stop.

Reverse Brake Assist⁸¹

Backing out of tight spots is easier. Sensors help detect obstacles behind you and can apply brakes to help avoid bumps and scrapes.

Dynamic Stability Control⁸¹

When conditions change, your vehicle helps you stay in control. It can adjust braking and engine power to help maintain stability on slippery or uneven surfaces.

Blind Spot Information System⁸¹

An extra set of eyes where you need them. It helps detects vehicles in your blind spots.

Traffic Sign Recognition⁸¹

Keeps you up to date as you drive. It helps detect speed limits and key road signs and displays them in your line of sight.

360-Degree Camera System⁸¹ ⁷⁹

See more of what’s around you. A bird’s-eye view helps you park, manoeuvre and navigate tight spaces with confidence.

Pro Trailer Backup Assist¹¹¹

Reversing a trailer doesn’t have to be hard. Use a dial to guide the trailer while your vehicle handles the steering, making tricky manoeuvres easier.

Technology

Everything you need. Nothing you don't.

Specs

Vehicle specs

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Everest Active

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Engine
2.0L Turbo Diesel⁸², Optional 3.0L V6 Turbo Diesel⁸²
Drivetrain
10-Speed Automatic Transmission, Locking Rear Differential, Part-Time 4x4, Optional Full-Time 4WD
Interior
12-Inch LED Portrait Screen with SYNC 4A, 8-Inch Digital Instrument Cluster, Electronic Dual Zone Auto Air Conditioning / Climate Control, Smart Keyless Entry with Push Button Start
Seating
Leather Accented Seat Material⁸⁴, 5 Seats, Optional 7 Seats, 8-Way Manually Adjusting Drivers Seat
Exterior
Black Front Grille, Black Roof Rails, C-Clamp LED Headlamps, Daytime Running Lights, LED Front Fog Lamps
Wheels
18" Gloss Black Alloys with All-Season Tyres, Optional 18" Black Alloys with All-Terrain Tyres
Driver Assist Technology
Front and Rear Parking Sensors, Rear View Camera, Adaptive Cruise Control, Intelligent Speed Assist⁸¹, Blind Spot Monitoring with Cross Traffic Alert⁸¹, Pre-Collision Assist with Autonomous Emergency Braking (AEB) and Intersection Assist⁸⁵

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FAQs

Find out more about Everest

What is the Ford Everest towing capacity?

The Ford Everest can tow up to 3,500kg⁷⁶ when properly equipped with a Genuine Ford Tow Pack. Tow/Haul mode adjusts gear shift timing to help maintain power delivery and engine braking on hilly terrain, and Pro Trailer Backup Assist¹¹¹ takes the stress out of reversing once you get there.

How many seats does the Ford Everest have?

Seven seats across three rows are standard on Sport, Tremor, Wildtrak and Platinum. On Active, five seats are standard and seven seats are available as an optional extra at additional cost.

What engines are available in the Ford Everest in Australia?

Two diesel engines are available. The 2.0L turbo diesel⁸², available on Active and Sport that produces 125kW and 405Nm. The 3.0L V6⁸² produces 184 kW and 600 Nm and is standard on Tremor, Wildtrak and Platinum, and optional on Active and Sport. Both pair with a 10-speed automatic. If you tow regularly or want stronger performance on long drives, the V6 is the one to choose.

How deep can the Ford Everest wade through water?

The Ford Everest provides 800mm wading depth¹¹ across every model in the range. Always approach water at a slow, steady pace and check depth before you commit.

Is the Ford Everest good for off-road driving?

The Ford Everest is built on a ladder-frame chassis shared with the Ranger, so the off-road credentials are genuine across the whole range. Every Everest has a locking rear differential, 800mm wading depth¹¹ and steel underbody protection as standard. The Tremor goes a few steps further with Bilstein dampers, General Grabber A/T tyres, 255mm of ground clearance and Rock Crawl mode for terrain that demands more¹².

What drive modes does the Ford Everest have?

Most models offer six selectable drive modes: Normal, Eco, Tow/Haul, Slippery, Mud/Ruts and Sand. The Tremor adds a seventh, Rock Crawl, which manages torque wheel by wheel at low speed for maximum traction on rocky terrain¹².

What is the difference between Ford Everest models?

Five Everest models are available: Active, Sport, Tremor, Wildtrak and Platinum. Active is the entry point with genuine 4x4 capability. Sport adds comfort for long trips, heated and ventilated seats, Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control⁹² and a 360-degree camera⁸¹ ⁷⁹. Tremor is the dedicated off-road model with Bilstein dampers, A/T tyres and Rock Crawl. Wildtrak is a special edition with Matrix LED headlights, panoramic roof and power-fold third row seats. Platinum is the range-topper with B&O sound, a 12.4-inch instrument cluster and heated outboard rear seats.

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