Ford Reveals New Maverick and Tremor 4×4 Version for Brazil: Discover Design, Engine Options, and New Features Like the F-150 Tremor V8. Launching in 2025!

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Published on 22/04/2025 at 14:25

Ford Revela Nova Maverick com Visual Atualizado e Versão Tremor 4×4 para o Brasil

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Pickup Receives Updated Design, High-Tech Interior, and Extreme Off-Road Version; Launch Occurs in the Second Half of 2025.

Ford introduced the new Maverick with a refreshed look and the Tremor version, designed for extreme off-road, which arrives in Brazil in 2025. In addition, the F-150 Tremor was also revealed, strengthening the brand’s lineup of rugged pickups. Check out the details!

The 2025 Ford Maverick features a new front grille, redesigned headlights, and an updated interior. The dashboard received an 8″ digital display, and the multimedia system comes with the Sync 4 system with a 13.2″ monitor. The Tremor version includes a sunroof and orange details in the grille.

Ford Maverick Tremor

Ford Reveals New Maverick with Updated Look and Tremor Version 4x4 for Brazil

The Tremor version is focused on extreme off-road. Key features include:

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Hybrid and Turbo Options for the Tremor Version

The Ford Maverick Tremor is expected to offer two engine options:

2.5L Naturally Aspirated Hybrid + Electric (193 hp);
2.0 Turbo (253 hp) – most likely option for Brazil.
The F-150 Tremor retains the V8 5.0L with 405 hp.

F-150 Tremor Arrives in Brazil with 405 hp V8

The Ford F-150 Tremor features a grille with orange details, aluminum front protector, and metal side steps. Its 5-liter V8 engine delivers 405 hp of power, combining ruggedness and performance for tough trails.

Ford News in 2025

In addition to the Maverick and F-150 Tremor, Ford will bring to Brazil in 2025:

Redesigned Bronco Sport;
Mustang with Manual Transmission.
The Bronco SUV and the Everest, however, are not in the plans for the national market.

Ford strengthens its presence in the off-road segment with the Tremor lineup, combining extreme preparation and everyday comfort. The new Maverick and F-150 promise to attract adventure fans, while the Bronco Sport and manual Mustang expand the brand’s portfolio in 2025.

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Alex Douglas

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26/04/2025 13:16

A Ford tá investindo muito nas picapes, o Brasil é melhor mercado pra essas picapes, a concorrência tá bem acirrada com a :
Ranger
S 10
Hilux
Triton

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Ford Reveals New Maverick and Tremor 4×4 Version for Brazil: Discover Design, Engine Options, and New Features Like the F-150 Tremor V8. Launching in 2025!

Pickup Receives Updated Design, High-Tech Interior, and Extreme Off-Road Version; Launch Occurs in the Second Half of 2025.

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Brazil will harvest a record crop of up to 357 million tons of grains, but it does not have the capacity to store a large part of it. The storage deficit has reached the highest level in history and is equivalent to almost the entire production of Argentina.

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