The Most Anticipated Pickup Truck in Brazil? Meet the New 2024 Ford Ranger Raptor

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 10/12/2023 at 17:00

Ford Ranger Raptor 2024 (Foto: Divulgação)

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With characteristics that make it suitable for both asphalt and the most challenging terrain, it promises to be one of the most interesting and desired options in the Brazilian market for off-road and high-performance vehicle enthusiasts.

The Ford Ranger Raptor 2024, one of the most anticipated pickups of the year in Brazil, promises to revolutionize the automotive market with its combination of robustness, technology, and performance. Produced in Thailand, this version elevates the traditional Ranger experience to a new level, offering unique features for fans of off-road vehicles and high performance.

Performance, Power and Off-Road Features

Under the hood, the Ranger Raptor 2024 hides a powerful V6 engine with nearly 400 horsepower, capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just 5.8 seconds. This performance puts the pickup on par with some of the best sports cars available on the market, a remarkable feat for a vehicle in its category.

The Ranger Raptor is not only fast but also built to tackle the most challenging terrains. With an improved approach angle from 30º to 32º and increased wading depth from 80 cm to 85 cm, it is ready for any adventure. The vehicle also features a reinforced skid plate, essential for overcoming obstacles like gravel and rugged trails.

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Aesthetically, the Ranger Raptor Stands Out

With an exclusive front grille and full Matrix LED headlights, it is wider, taller, and has a wider track compared to the conventional Ranger, contributing to greater stability and an imposing presence on the road.

Inside, the Ranger Raptor offers a sophisticated and comfortable environment, featuring Alcantara and leather trims, and the vehicle is equipped with a modern multimedia center and a complete digital dashboard. Driving assists such as emergency alert, lane-keeping, and adaptive cruise control ensure a safe and enjoyable driving experience. You can check the complete technical sheet on the official website.

The New Ford Ranger Raptor 2024 is available for reservation at Ford dealerships in Brazil, with a listed price of R$ 448,000. This positions it as a competitive option in the high-performance pickup segment, offering a unique combination of speed, strength, and advanced technology.

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The Most Anticipated Pickup Truck in Brazil? Meet the New 2024 Ford Ranger Raptor

With characteristics that make it suitable for both asphalt and the most challenging terrain, it promises to be one of the most interesting and desired options in the Brazilian market for off-road and high-performance vehicle enthusiasts.

Performance, Power and Off-Road Features

Aesthetically, the Ranger Raptor Stands Out

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