Ford Everest Wildtrak Returns as Limited-Edition Special

The Ford Everest Wildtrak is returning to the Blue Oval’s line-up in 2025 – but only for a limited time.

Ford says production of the Everest Wildtrak has already begun, with deliveries expected to begin by April 2025.

Priced from $76,950 before on-road costs, the vehicle is roughly $4000 more than the Everest Wildtrak offered in 2023, and is powered by a 3.0-litre turbo-diesel V6 engine making 184kW and 600Nm – driving all four wheels through a 10-speed automatic transmission.

With the Everest SUV based on the Ford Ranger ute – the most popular new car sold in Australia – the Wildtrak also features a low-range gearbox and selectable driving modes for off-road driving.

Despite the price increase, the Everest Wildtrak sits below the range-topping Everest Platinum – priced from $81,200 before on-road costs – and just above the Everest Tremor, at $76,590 before on-road costs.

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Capable of towing up to 3500kg (braked), for an additional $2900, buyers can option the Premium Towing Pack, which includes a tow bar, trailer brake controller, blind spot monitoring with trailer coverage, and Pro Trailer Backup Assist.

Buyers can also choose between the standard 20-inch alloy wheels with all-season tyres, or 18-inch alloys with all-terrain tyres at no extra cost – with both sets coming with a tyre-pressure monitoring system.

Inside, the Everest Wildtrak comes with black embossed leather-accented seats with orange contrast stitching, 360-degree cameras, a panoramic sunroof with power blind, and a 400-watt power inverter in the rear of the centre console.

The Wildtrak is offered in an exclusive Luxe Yellow (gold) exterior colour, along with a special Wildrack-only front-end, wheel arch moulds, and badging.

The limited-edition 2025 Ford Everest Wildtrak is on sale now from $76,950 plus on-road costs, with deliveries to begin in the first quarter (January to March inclusive).