The Ford Bronco does not come to Europe so soon

We have long known Ford's decision to exclude the Bronco in right-hand-drive countries, but it seems that new markets will not have the SUV resurrected – at least not at the beginning. In a document developed for the second quarter results of Blue Oval, an interesting slide show reveals a roadmap for products until the end of 2020. We will also know where these new products will be sold.

With regard to the much anticipated Bronco, it seems that it will only be launched in North America, the Middle East and Africa. The green leaf is missing, which means customers will not be able to order one with an electrified powertrain. That being said, a May report indicates that there is going to be a hybrid Bronco, so it may arrive in 2021 or later.

When it comes to "small rugged off-road utility", it is generally thought that it will be "baby Bronco". Ford is talking about an off-road version of the new Escape (Kuga in Europe). we are dealing with the same vehicle. According to the 2Q Earnings Review slide show, the model will be launched in North and South America. It also lacks the green leaf, so no hybrid variant at first.

For what it's worth, when Ford of Europe announced its intention to reorganize its business by eliminating the slow-selling models (C-Max, Grand C-Max, Ka +) while adding new nameplates, it was not no mention of the Bronco. The Mustang-esque electric SUV arrives in Europe and we can see it in this slideshow, much like the PHEV Explorer.

Motor1.com has contacted Ford of Europe to find out if the Bronco filter and / or the smallest crossover will be available on the Old Continent. We will update this post once we receive our response.