Ford released a pair of electrified Ford Bronco models – a 105.4 kWh EV and an EREV version with nearly 800 miles of combined range.

China is set to get an EREV and EV version of the Ford Bronco. Unfortunately, American buyers likely won't see this car, as it's built in China.

Ford dealers are offering massive discounts on the 2024 Bronco Raptor, with up to $14,000 in dealer cash available.

Not only does everything work like stock, but the V8 even fits inside the engine bay better than the EcoBoost V6.

In the last decade, some of the biggest car and truck models have seen electric counterparts hit the road. The latest to do so is the Ford Bronco; according to recent reports, both a fully electric Bronco and an extended-range EV version are in the works.

The Ford Bronco is built in China for that market, and now Ford is adding all-electric and extended-range versions as well – but it looks like those will stay in that market and not make their way to our shores.

While Ford is scaling back its EV ambitions here in North America, one of its flagship models is going fully electric over in China. Slated to hit the market this winter, joining the Mustang Mach-E that’s already on sale there,

The Ford Bronco has been well-received domestically, putting up a genuine fight against the Jeep Wrangler, and the Dearborn automaker is about to expand its international offerings. An adventure-friendly Bronco is about to be unleashed in China, but it's a bit of a departure from the trucks in the American market.

Ford introduces Bronco EV and PHEV models in China, blending off-road styling with electrified powertrains for growing green SUV demand.