The two 7-seater SUV variants retain the 2.0-liter, 4-cylinder, Bi-Turbo diesel engine, with 210 PS power at 3,750 rpm and 500 Nm of torque from 1,750-2,000 rpm. Everything is supported by a 10-speed automatic transmission and 4×4 drive system, like the previous model. This third generation is larger than before (length 4914 mm x width 2207 mm x height 1841 mm x wheelbase 2900 mm vs. length 4893 mm x width 1862 mm x height 1836 mm). Ground clearance is also higher from 225 mm to 246 mm. From the exterior, the car looks more muscular with curves on the body and a new style of bumper. A modern impression is obtained from the design of the lights with LEDs and the new grille. The interior of this SUV, which shares a platform with the Ford Ranger, has received no less refreshment. The new dashboard design features a 10.1-inch vertical touch screen that can be connected to the owner's smartphone. The design of the buttons, gear lever, and steering wheel is much more modern.
The 2023 Ford Everest Titanium variant features a sunroof, leather seats, electric front seat adjustments, and power windows. "The next generation Ford Everest has safety features such as 7 airbags, Hill Descent Control, Rear-view camera, electric parking brake, Blind Spot Information System (BLIS), and others. Ford wants to disrupt the automotive market by presenting high-performance vehicles, meeting the needs of car enthusiasts who are looking for a different option from conventional ones. "The Next-Gen Ford Everest Titanium was chosen as the primary launch vehicle because of its superior performance that puts it at the top of its class."
As additional information, the 2023 Ford Everest has double wishbone front suspension with coil spring and anti-roll bar, rear coil spring suspension with Watt's link and anti-roll bar; ventilated disc front brakes, and the same aft brakes. This 7-seater SUV with ladder frame chassis construction is the rival of the Toyota Fortuner and Mitsubishi Pajero Sport. The 2023 Ford Everest was tested in more than 10 countries, from the harsh outback of Australia to the jungles of Thailand, the frozen snow-capped mountains of New Zealand, and the searing desert sands of Dubai.
