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New 7-seater blends strength and beauty

FORD recently unveiled the new Everest, it's technologically advanced, capable and refined seven-seater SUV that will be launched next year.

FORD recently unveiled the new Everest, it’s technologically advanced, capable and refined seven-seater SUV that will be launched next year.

In Asia Pacific, the Ford Everest will be available in China, Australia, New Zealand and India and markets across the Asian region. Ford will also introduce this SUV to South Africa next year.

With a rugged, sculptural design that reflects its toughness and technological prowess, the new Everest blends strength, smart features and style to bring consumers a tough and versatile SUV with true off-road capabilities.

The Everest will be available in both rear-wheel and four-wheel drive, depending on the specific market demand.

Regarded as one of the toughest SUV’s in its segment, the Ford Everest has a true body-on-frame design, ensuring the torsional strength required for challenging terrains.

Together with an intelligent four-wheel drive system, an active transfer case with Torque on Demand, Terrain Management System, and ground clearance of 225mm and water-wading capability of 800mm, the Ford Everest helps drivers to navigate difficult terrains with ease.

The latest generation of Ford’s in-car connectivity solution, SYNC 2, lets drivers use voice commands to control the entertainment system, climate controls and connected mobile devices more easily than ever before. SYNC 2 also boasts an eight-inch touch screen with colour-coded corners for easy menu navigation.

The Everest is driven either by petrol or diesel engines, mated to a six-speed automatic or manual transmission.

All Everest engines deliver uncompromised power and torque with excellent fuel efficiency:

• A 3.2-litre Duratorq five-cy-linder TDCi diesel engine, with upgrades including an updated exhaust gas recirculation system to boost efficiency.

• For maximum fuel economy, Ford offers the latest generation of the 2.2-litre Duratorq four-cylinder TDCi diesel.

The new Ford Everest’s bold exterior presence is paired with a modern interior that makes use of refined materials and emphasises horizontal lines to create a comfortable, harmonious environment for up to seven adult occupants.

Interior features include:

• A large moon roof;

• Powered liftgate;

• 30 stowage spaces;

• Multiple power outlets in the first and second rows, and

• flexible seating.

Ford equipped the Everest with Active Noise Cancellation technology too.

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