Ford headlines Chengdu Auto Show 2025: Bronco, Mustang
Ford at Chengdu Auto Show 2025: Bronco 1966, Explorer, Equator L, Mondeo hybrids and the new Mustang for China
Ford headlines Chengdu Auto Show 2025: Bronco, Mustang
At Chengdu Auto Show 2025, Ford unveils Bronco, refreshed Explorer, hybrid Equator L and Mondeo, plus the new Mustang—China pricing and key tech highlights.
2025-08-30T07:34:35+03:00
2025-08-30T07:34:35+03:00
2025-08-30T07:34:35+03:00
At the 2025 Chengdu International Auto Show, Ford mounted one of the event’s most visible premiere programs. The American brand unveiled several core models for the Chinese market, leaning into SUVs, hybrid tech and its legendary sports cars—a clear, cohesive message for a crowd that prizes choice and capability.The Ford Bronco took center stage, shown in multiple versions, including a retro‑infused Bronco 1966. The blend of classic forms with modern off‑road technology, paired with a starting price of 399,800 yuan, makes it one of the show’s standout premieres.The refreshed Ford Explorer provided the second focal point, offering a more upscale cabin and an expanded tech package. The 2.3 EcoBoost flagship is priced at 309,800 yuan, while the seven‑seat plug‑in hybrid starts at just 169,800 yuan—aggressive pricing that positions it as a highly competitive option among large SUVs.Also debuting on the stand was the new Equator L, offered with a hybrid setup and a clear emphasis on efficiency. It maintains a confident, substantial look, now with a reworked front end and a modern media system.The updated Mondeo lineup didn’t go unnoticed either. The hybrid sedan with the 2.0 EcoBoost engine is now priced from 199,800 yuan, while the livelier ST-Line variant finished in eye‑catching yellow is aimed squarely at younger buyers.Crowning the display was the new Ford Mustang. The latest generation made its first appearance in China, with the EcoBoost version starting at 389,800 yuan and a sport‑tuned top model at 439,800 yuan—an unmistakable reminder that American muscle still commands attention on the global stage.
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Ford at Chengdu Auto Show 2025: Bronco 1966, Explorer, Equator L, Mondeo hybrids and the new Mustang for China
At Chengdu Auto Show 2025, Ford unveils Bronco, refreshed Explorer, hybrid Equator L and Mondeo, plus the new Mustang—China pricing and key tech highlights.
Michael Powers, Editor
At the 2025 Chengdu International Auto Show, Ford mounted one of the event’s most visible premiere programs. The American brand unveiled several core models for the Chinese market, leaning into SUVs, hybrid tech and its legendary sports cars—a clear, cohesive message for a crowd that prizes choice and capability.
The Ford Bronco took center stage, shown in multiple versions, including a retro‑infused Bronco 1966. The blend of classic forms with modern off‑road technology, paired with a starting price of 399,800 yuan, makes it one of the show’s standout premieres.
The refreshed Ford Explorer provided the second focal point, offering a more upscale cabin and an expanded tech package. The 2.3 EcoBoost flagship is priced at 309,800 yuan, while the seven‑seat plug‑in hybrid starts at just 169,800 yuan—aggressive pricing that positions it as a highly competitive option among large SUVs.
Also debuting on the stand was the new Equator L, offered with a hybrid setup and a clear emphasis on efficiency. It maintains a confident, substantial look, now with a reworked front end and a modern media system.
The updated Mondeo lineup didn’t go unnoticed either. The hybrid sedan with the 2.0 EcoBoost engine is now priced from 199,800 yuan, while the livelier ST-Line variant finished in eye‑catching yellow is aimed squarely at younger buyers.
Crowning the display was the new Ford Mustang. The latest generation made its first appearance in China, with the EcoBoost version starting at 389,800 yuan and a sport‑tuned top model at 439,800 yuan—an unmistakable reminder that American muscle still commands attention on the global stage.
