Meet the 2025 Ford Everest: more convenience, power and comfort

Ford has unveiled the refreshed 2025 Ford Everest, which features changes to its trim levels and an updated list of options. The new Ford Everest will go into production in the coming months, with the first deliveries scheduled for early next year.

New Engines and Transmission for the 2025 Ford Everest

The new Ford Everest is available with powerful and fuel-efficient 2.0- and 3.0-liter V6 diesel engines, producing 210 and 250 l.s., respectively. Both engines are paired with a modern 10-speed automatic transmission, ensuring smooth and efficient gear shifts.

Updated Features and Conveniences for a Comfortable Ride

All trim levels, except for the base Ambiente, are now equipped with a 400-watt inverter with an in-cabin outlet, allowing you to charge electronic devices on the go. This feature was previously available on older versions of the Everest and Ranger but was temporarily removed due to regulatory requirements. Now it’s back, making trips even more convenient.

The base Ambiente trim now features an acoustic windshield, which significantly reduces road noise and enhances cabin comfort. At the same time, the price for the base trim remains unchanged at $54,240 (excluding operating costs).

Changes to Trim Levels 

Prices for some trim levels have increased slightly. For example, V6-powered models, such as the Everest Sport 4x4 and Platinum 4x4, have gone up by $900 and $85, respectively. The Tremor trim now comes with a 400-watt inverter at no extra cost, but the Sport trim now features 8 speakers instead of 10, and the flagship Platinum trim no longer includes the active parking assist feature.

Updated Design and Interior

Ford has made minor changes to the interior and exterior of the entire 2025 Ford Everest lineup, giving each trim a modern and stylish look that highlights the power and confidence of this SUV.