A 2023 Ford Bronco The prototype Raptor looks suspiciously similar to the prototype Ford teased late last year was discovered in the wild with an uncovered interior, giving us a first look at what Blue Oval has in store for the new top. Bronco’s cabin.
While many details remain hidden, there are a few notable differences here. The wheel logos have been covered up, but we bet there’s something specific to the Raptor underneath. Red accents on the air vents, GOAT mode selector, gearshift starter and wheel stitching will likely be signature elements of the Raptor, and we’ve seen similar approaches to the trims. Another variant of the Bronco. The center console handle (mentioned here) is also likely to continue this trend.
The standout feature here is the paddle shifter, which is clearly not available on the current Bronco (but is available on the Bronco 2.0L). Sport, curiosity is enough). Right behind these we see a full digital instrument cluster. All the switches on the dashboard seem to be routed directly from the Broncos which will sound all the bells and whistles, so there’s really nothing new to decipher from that.
As we’ve seen before, this prototype features unique amber LED daytime running lights, an unfolded grille and bold “FORD” in the center like its big cousin the F-150. Around the sides are much wider fender flares (factory 37 expected) and at the rear the taillights appear colored and third brake The light is wider and contains the required rear lights (which reflect those of the front lights).
Ford has has been confirmed that the Bronco Raptor will go on sale this year, with rumor only summer. While the state of the global supply chain appears to be improving for auto production, we’re inclined to say it’ll get there when it gets here. Hopefully that will be in 2022.
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