Ford unveils the Bronco Overland Concept

In honour of the largest North American gathering of classic Ford Broncos, Ford has revealed a Bronco Overland concept to kick off this year's Bronco Super Celebration East in Townsend, Tennessee. 

Based on the all new Bronco four-door model, the concept will be on display at the annual off-road event alongside the new Bronco two-door and Bronco Sport 4x4 models, so as to give fans a chance to see the only American four-wheel drive family of off-road SUVs in the metal. 

With personalisation and factory-backed accessories essential to Ford's newly-launched outdoor brand, the Bronco Overland concept showcases how the all new Bronco two-door, four-door and Sport models are designed to help redefine the next generation of off-road vehicles.

The concept is fully equipped inside and out to take adventurers farther into the wild. It features the High-Performance Off-road Stability Suspension System with Bilstein position-sensitive dampers, a 2.3-litre EcoBoost engine with a seven-speed manual transmission, 17-inch Fifteen52 Turbomatic heavy-duty wheels in asphalt black and 35-inch BFGoodrich LT315/70R-17 mud-terrain KM3 tyres for better off-road traction.

Up front, the Bronco Overland concept features a Ford Performance by WARN winch mounted to a Ford Performance modular steel bumper to help adventurers negotiate tough, rocky terrain.

A heavy-duty two-person tent from Yakima and a factory roof rack are mounted to the roof rails with a 1x40 RIGID rack-mounted light bar and six additional RIGID POD lights in a 360 degree configuration for improved lighting all around. A tall radio antenna is mounted to the rear bumper.

The rear is set up to be the centre of basecamp and includes a refrigerator, cooking kit and stove mounted to a cargo management system.

The refrigerator has a slide-out tray for easy access, while a tailgate table and chairs complete the campsite. The rear quarter window glass has rigid panels with MOLLE grids mounted inside for additional rear cargo area storage.