Ford introduced the 2027 Bronco RTR earlier this year — a new off-road variant of the rugged SUV featuring a lifted suspension and the cooling system from the widebody Bronco Raptor. Oddly, the interior was kept under wraps at the initial reveal. Now Ford is finally showing us what awaits inside the RTR's cabin.
Ford describes the RTR as having the "most expressive interior in the Bronco lineup," and that distinction is largely defined by liberal use of lime-green accents that complement the exterior's color scheme. The shade is called Hyper Lime, and it shows up on the seatbelts, grab handles, and air vents. Green stitching throughout the black interior adds a vivid contrast.
A few other details set the RTR apart inside. RTR badges are embossed into the seatbacks, and the glove box area in front of the passenger features a topographical-pattern design with Hyper Lime Bronco badging. Ford also created a unique RTR startup screen that greets the driver every time the ignition is engaged.
Positioned above the Badlands in the Bronco hierarchy, the RTR is equipped standard with heated front seats and dual-zone climate control. Off-road hardware is substantial as well, with a wider track, 33-inch tires, and a heavy-duty steering rack borrowed from the Raptor. The optional Sasquatch package expands capability further with 35-inch tires, an electronic locking front differential, and Fox internal-bypass shocks.
The Bronco RTR made its simultaneous public debut this week at the 2026 New York auto show and at the Bronco Stampede event in Moab, Utah. Ford hasn't released pricing yet, but previously stated the RTR will undercut the Badlands with the Sasquatch package, which carries a $52,530 price tag for the 2026 model year. Customer deliveries are scheduled to begin in January 2027.
