A Standard Bronco Isn't Enough? Then You Might Want The New ORV Package
It features a long list of off-roading upgrades
With Ford now selling the Bronco in RTR configuration, and offering its turbocharged 3.0-liter V6 in more configurations, it seemed like there was a Bronco for every possible type of buyer. Evidently, Ford's Custom Garage customization service thought differently, so it has just launched a special off-road package for select 2025 and 2026 models. The reason behind the new ORV Package is simple. Ford says it wants to make it easier for Bronco owners to personalize their vehicles.
Instead of ordering individual parts, customers can now work with a Ford dealer to bundle upgrades from Ford Accessories and Ford Racing Parts. The full package is comprehensive and starts with an upgraded off-road suspension kit from Fox, boosting the off-roader's ride height and optimizing the damping and wheel articulation. You can also tell friends with standard Broncos that yours has Fox shocks, and that counts for something. A set of black Weld 17-inch wheels is also part of the deal, complete with black wheel nuts.
The package looks the part, but it isn't cheap
Customers looking for the complete suite of upgrades should know it includes trail-rated rocker panels and ABS plastic fender flares. The standard Bronco lettering at the front is replaced with red letters, complementing a new off-road-focused bumper with red tow hooks. The package has matching tow hooks at the rear, a custom skid plate and fuel tank plate, as well as 4-inch Rigid LED driving lights on the front bumper.
Some less noticeable accessories are also on hand. These include an auxiliary switch kit for the cabin, a black Ford oval badge, ORV fender badges, and a black Bronco badge on the tailgate. A matte black hood graphic and a ProCar tool to tune the speedometer after the upgrades round out the modifications.
Not all Bronco models are eligible for the new ORV package. It's offered exclusively for the four-door Bronco Base, Big Bend, and Outer Banks models, meaning the potent Bronco Raptor and Badlands miss out, though they hardly need any more off-road accessories. All parts are covered by a 3-year/36,000-mile warranty. The full ORV package costs $18,995, but Ford notes dealer charges may vary, and owners will have to pay extra for installation.