Ford Australia has reintroduced the Everest Wildtrak for 2026, bringing back the well-known nameplate as a limited-run special edition. Production is set to begin in May 2026, with approximately 1,000 units allocated for the Australian market.
Positioned above the Sport variant, the Everest Wildtrak is priced from $79,990 (MLP) and targets buyers looking for a more distinctive and adventure-focused large SUV without sacrificing comfort or technology.
Design and exterior highlights
The Everest Wildtrak adopts a bolder design theme compared to the standard range. It features a gloss black ‘H-Bar’ front bumper and grille bar, complemented by signature Ignite Orange accents across the exterior.
It rides on 20-inch black alloy wheels with orange inserts as standard, while buyers can opt for 18-inch alloys with all-terrain tyres at no extra cost, aimed at improving off-road capability.
Interior and features
Inside, the Ford Everest Wildtrak edition adds a more premium and lifestyle-oriented touch. The cabin includes leather-accented seats with “Wildtrak” branding and contrast orange stitching, along with a panoramic roof and ambient lighting.
Practicality remains a focus, with a power-folding third row improving usability, while Matrix LED headlamps with auto-levelling and dynamic bending enhance visibility in low-light conditions.
Powertrain and capability
Under the bonnet, the Ford Everest Wildtrak continues with Ford’s 3.0-litre V6 turbo-diesel engine, paired with a full-time four-wheel-drive system. This setup is designed to balance on-road refinement with off-road performance, consistent with the Everest’s positioning as a capable touring SUV.
Pricing and availability
The Ford Everest Wildtrak starts at $79,990 (MLP), with a small list of factory options available:
- Prestige paint: $750
- Premium towing pack: $2,500
- 18-inch all-terrain wheel package: no-cost option
With production capped at around 1,000 units, availability is expected to be limited, and interested buyers are advised to contact dealerships early to secure an allocation.
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