The next-gen Ford Endeavour (Everest in the international markets) is caught testing on the roads alongside the Toyota Fortuner, its arch-rival in our market.
The next-gen Ford Endeavour (Everest) was spotted camouflaged on the highway alongside Toyota Fortuner. The short video clip has revealed quite a few details regarding the premium full-size SUV. Ever since Ford quit production in India, the loyalists are craving for the American carmaker to bring back some iconic products like the EcoSport and Endeavour. The next-gen model has been spotted undergoing serious testing in various international markets. Here are the details.
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Next-Gen Ford Endeavour – Fortuner Rival
The short video clip captures the mighty SUV driving on the highway amidst traffic. When it comes side-by-side with the Toyota Fortuner, the sheer size of the SUV becomes apparent. It looks like the Endy is much higher and bulkier than the Fortuner. From the front, it has the familiar fascia of the last-gen Everest. There is a chunky grille, C-shaped LED DRLs, LED Headlamps, chrome inserts on the grille, sporty bumper with an upright stance. There have been a couple of official clips by Ford in the international markets indicating what the SUV will look like. One thing is for sure, the road presence that it commands will be quite unparalleled.
On the inside, the Everest features a portrait-style massive touchscreen for the infotainment system along with Ford’s latest Sync 4.0 operating system, premium upholstery, soft-touch materials and plenty of modern equipment. The space on offer is massive as well since it is converted from the pickup version.
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Specs of Last-Gen Endeavour
In India, the Endeavour used to come with a 2.0-litre diesel engine making 175 PS of peak power and 420 Nm of peak torque. It came with a 10-speed automatic transmission and 4×4 drive system before discontinuation. There were a ton of hardware to make it an extremely capable off-roading machine. If Ford decides to bring this SUV to India through the CBU route, the prices will be too high compared to the competition. Hence, it will be interesting to see how things pan out with regards to this next-gen Ford Endeavour.
