Snapshot

  • 2024.5 Ford Everest: Full Australian details
  • Pro Trailer Back-Up Assist added as option for Trend, Sport and Platinum
  • Trend RWD variant dropped from line-up

The 2024.5 Ford Everest off-road SUV is set to receive various upgrades and a smaller range of models.

The new Pro Trailer Back-Up Assist is the main addition, which is borrowed from the full-size F-150 – and also coming to the related Ranger ute.

This feature enables drivers to manoeuvre their trailers using the outer ring of the drive mode selector on the centre console. The steering wheel turns automatically to direct the trailer as the driver turns the dial, so they don’t need to touch the wheel during the manoeuvre.

The Pro Trailer Back-Up Assist feature will be optional for the Everest Trend and Sport as part of the Touring Pack. The Platinum model is now available with a new Pro Towing Pack that includes the Pro Trailer Back-Up Assist feature, along with a tow bar and an integrated brake controller.

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Other updates include standard zone lighting and black stand-off roof rails for the mid-spec Trend and Sport variants.

The Trend two-wheel-drive variant has been removed from the Everest line-up, while the limited-run Wildtrak special edition variant will not be offered for model-year 2024.5.

While Ford has not raised prices for the updated Everest, all variants previously saw price increases between $500 to $2490 applied from January 1, 2024.

The Everest now starts from $53,990 before on-road costs for the Ambiente 4×2, rising to $79,490 plus on-roads for the Platinum V6 4×4.

The Ford Everest, which was crowned the 2023 Wheels Car of the Year, was the nation’s second-best-selling large SUV in 2023, with 15,071 sales, beating the Isuzu MU-X (14,139). However, it was unable to overtake the popular Toyota LandCruiser Prado (20,710).

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2024.5 Ford Everest pricing

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2024.5 Ford Everest features

2024.5 Ford Everest Ambiente standard features
17-inch alloy wheels with full-size spare (18-inch alloys with all-terrain tyres optional, $1350, 4×4 only)LED headlamps and daytime running lights
Five seats (seven-seat optional, $1200)Front fog lamps
10.1-inch Sync 4 infotainment systemLED tail-lamps
Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android AutoPower-folding exterior mirrors
Connected satellite navigationRain-sensing wipers
DAB+ digital radioKeyless entry and push button start
FordPass Connect with embedded modemDual-zone climate control
Eight-speaker audio systemBlack side steps
8-inch digital instrument clusterTwo front tow hooks
Wireless phone chargerDriveru2019s floor mat
Remote startu00a0Electrochromatic rear-view mirror
Cloth upholsteryPull-out cup holders
Eight-way manually adjustable driver’s seatOpen storage shelf
Four-way manually adjustable passenger seatSteel underbody protection (4×4 only)
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2024.5 Ford Everest Trend features

In addition to Ambiente
Zone lighting (new)Power-folding, heated side mirrors with puddle lamps
Black stand-off roof rails (new)Leather upholstery
18-inch alloy wheels (all-terrain tyres optional, $700)Eight-way power adjustable driveru2019s seat
Seven seatsu00a0Leather-wrapped steering wheel
12.0-inch infotainment systemDriver and front passenger floor mats
Rear privacy glassSecond upper glove box (no open shelf)
Electric tailgateOff-road screen
Selectable drive modes (sand/mud and ruts modes)
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2024.5 Ford Everest Sport features

In addition to Trend
20-inch black alloy wheels (18-inch alloy wheels with all-terrain tyres optional at no cost)10-way power-adjustable driveru2019s seat with memory
10-speaker audio systemEight-way power-adjustable passenger seat
Black exterior trim with Sport bonnet letteringUnique interior colour accents
Leather upholstery with Sport embossingHands-free electric tailgate
Heated and ventilated front seats

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2024.5 Ford Everest Platinum features

In addition to Sport
21-inch alloy wheels (18-inch alloy wheels with all-terrain tyres optional at no cost)Tyre pressure monitoring system
12.4-inch digital instrument clusterPlastic underbody protection (steel available as a no-cost option)
12-speaker Bang and Olufsen audio systemSatin chrome accents
Matrix LED auto-levelling headlightsPremium leather-accented quilted seats
Dual-panel power-sliding panoramic sunroofHeated steering wheel
Silver roof railsHeated outer second-row seats
Power-folding third-rowu00a0Premium front and rear floor mats
Ambient lighting360-degree camera system
Automatic park assist
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2024.5 Ford Everest options

Pro Towing Pack u2013 Platinum ($2900)
Pro Trailer Backup Assist (new)Tow bar with integrated brake controller
Towing Pack u2013 Ambiente/Trend/Sport ($1900)
Tow bar with integrated brake controller
2024.5 Ford Everest Ambiente additional options
18-inch wheels and all-terrain tyre pack$1350
Third-row seats$1200
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2024.5 Ford Everest Premium seat pack u2013 Trend ($1100)
Heated and ventilated front seatsEight-way power-adjustable passenger seat
10-way power-adjustable driveru2019s seat with memory function
2024.5 Ford Everest Trend additional options
All-terrain tyres$700
2024.5 Ford Everest Sport/Platinum additional options
18-inch wheels and all-terrain tyre pack u2013 Sport/Platinum(no-cost option)
2024.5 Ford Everest colours
Arctic whiteMeteor grey*
Aluminium silver*Equinox bronze*
Shadow black*Blue lightning* (Sport only)
* Metallic paint, $700

Ford has dropped Sedona orange from the Everest’s colour palette for MY2024.5.

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Engine, drivetrain, and fuel economy

The Ford Everest is available with a four-cylinder diesel engine or a 3.0-litre turbo-diesel V6.

As standard, Everest Ambiente, Trend and Sport variants are fitted with Ford’s 2.0-litre bi-turbo diesel four-cylinder engine, which 154kW and 500Nm.

It is matched to a 10-speed torque-converter automatic transmission, with two- or four-wheel-drive depending on the model.

Standard for Sport and Platinum four-wheel-drive models is a 3.0-litre single-turbo diesel V6 powertrain pushing out 184kW and 600Nm, also mated to a 10-speed automatic.

All Everests have a 3.5-tonne braked maximum towing capacity.

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2024.5 Ford Everest fuel economy
2.0-litre bi-turbo diesel 4×27.1L/100km187g/km
2.0-litre bi-turbo diesel 4×47.2L/100km190g/km
3.0-litre V6 diesel 4×48.5L/100km224g/km
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Safety

The Ford Everest is covered by a five-star rating from ANCAP, based on testing conducted in 2022.

It scored 86 per cent for adult occupant protection, 93 per cent for child occupant protection, 74 per cent for vulnerable road users, and 86 per cent for safety assist.

To read the full safety report, click here.

Nine airbags (dual front, side head, curtain, driver and front passenger knee, and front-centre) are fitted across the range.

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2024.5 Ford Everest active safety features
Autonomous emergency braking (vehicle, pedestrian, cyclist, junction, reverse)Driver attention alert
Lane keep assistPost-collision braking
Lane departure warningAutomatic high-beam
Adaptive cruise controlReversing camera
Blind-spot alertFront and rear parking sensors
u200bu200bRear-cross traffic alert
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Dimensions

The Ford Everest has a wheelbase of 2900 millimetres, and is 4914mm long, 2207mm wide and 1842mm high.

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2024.5 Ford Everest boot space

The Ford Everest has an 898-litre boot capacity with the third-row down, expanding to 1823L with the second-row folded. With all seats in use, it has a 239-litre capacity.

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Warranty and servicing

The Everest is covered by Ford’s five-year/unlimited-kilometre warranty, along with 12 months of roadside assistance.

This program can be extended for up to seven years through annual servicing at a Ford dealership.

Servicing is required every 12 months or 15,000 kilometres, whichever occurs first, with the first five services priced at $329 under Ford’s capped-price program.

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Availability

The 2024.5 Ford Everest will commence production in Thailand in March.

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