The 2023 Ford Rangers will be all-new vehicles, with bolder front-end styling and chrome-finished grille. The new LED headlights are one of the most notable exterior features. The 2.3-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine will be the same engine found in today's Ford F-150. It will be available in both extended cab and crew cab versions.

The new 2023 Ford Rangers will retain their core positioning, but be completely redesigned. Ford has been working on compact SUVs, electric F-150 Lightnings, and a redesigned Ranger. There have been spy photography images of prototypes in Michigan. Hopefully, the redesigned 2023 Ford Ranger will be as good as it looks today.

The base 2.3-liter turbocharged four cylinder engine in the 2023 Ford Rangers has 270 horsepower and 300 pounds of powder. These numbers are impressive, and could allow the new Ranger to pull up to 7500 pounds. It could also carry 1,860 pounds in its bed. The new Ranger will likely be more fuel efficient than its predecessors, which was a four-cylinder engine.

The 2.3-liter turbocharged four-cyl engine in 2023 Ford Rangers was first used in the Pinto in 1974. This version used a points distributor and progressive Weber/Holley carburetor. It was replaced by the Mazda-derived Duratec 23 engine in 2001. The 2.3-liter Ford Ranger engine was offered between 1979 and 1988, with a high-compression draw-through carbureted turbo version in the mid-'80s. The 2.3-liter version was offered from 1983-88, while the 2.5-liter stayed the same, with one exception: the port configuration changed from an oval to a 'D' shape.

The next-generation Ford Ranger will be available with two four-wheel drive systems: part-time and on-demand. The base system features a two-speed electronic shift-on-the-fly transfer case that offers two modes of operation: 4H and 4L. The on-demand four-wheel-drive system is optional, but will let the driver select a mode that suits the conditions.

 

The next-generation Ford Rangers will be a big step forward from today's model. They will come with a more aggressive grille, updated LED headlights, and more sculpted taillights. The new 2023 Ranger will have two different types of four-wheel drive: an electronic shift-on-the-fly system and an advanced full-time 4x4 system. The new truck will also be more aerodynamic, with more airflow coming from the front bumper and the rear dampers shifted outboard.

The new truck will also come with a larger diesel engine. The ranger will feature a 3.0-liter V6 diesel engine. Ford says the engine will be manufactured in Dagenham, which is where the company already makes its F-150. The ranger will also feature an upgraded cargo management system that includes dividers. And the tailgate will double as a work space with clamp pockets and an integrated ruler. The new truck will enter production in 2022 or 2023.

The new 2023 Ford Ranger has a fully-digital instrument cluster. Ford has not stated what size the instrument cluster will be. The vehicle has a built-in modem for the FordPass telematics system, which lets owners control many functions of their vehicle with their smartphones. And there are plenty of other thoughtful details to make this truck a great choice.

Ford's next-generation Ranger is designed with truck owners in mind. They worked with truck owners on what they needed in a truck and what they wanted to see in one. The goal was to create a truck that meets the needs of truck owners across 180 countries. Whether you're hauling a load or taking it to the mountains, the new Ford Ranger will tackle any task you throw at it.

The next-gen Ford Ranger offers two different types of four-wheel-drive systems. The base system features an electronic shift-on-the-fly 4x4 system with 2H, 4L, and 4H modes. The next-gen Ranger also comes with an on-demand four-wheel drive system. This system allows you to drive in four-wheel drive on high-traction surfaces and distributes power between the front and rear axles.

 

The 2023 Ford Ranger is expected to offer a number of preset drive modes. These modes are designed to alter the way the truck handles, including throttle response, traction and stability controls, braking, and track adjustments. To enhance the off-roading ability of the truck, its wheelbase has been extended by 30 inches and the rear departure angle increased by 23 degrees. Ford says it will continue to improve its off-road capability.

The new-generation 2023 Ford Ranger will compete in mid-sized truck segments throughout the world. The company isn't content with offering the Ranger as a simple workhorse; they've already introduced the badass off-road Ranger Raptor. This pickup will have a 3.0-litre EcoBoost V6 engine and a few other tweaks to make it more capable in any terrain.

The interior of the 2023 Ford Ranger is impressive. The interior is well-appointed and boasts an advanced Sync 4 infotainment system and a 12.0-inch infotainment screen. The displays are readable, have a high contrast color and a capacitive touchscreen. For the first time, the Ford Ranger has a plethora of standard equipment.

The Raptor variant of the 2023 Ford Ranger is headed to North America. While this truck has been on sale in Europe and Canada for some time, the Raptor will be launching in the U.S. later this year. While the Raptor might not be as powerful as the ranger, it's likely to be close to it in performance. If this is indeed the case, the 2023 Ford Ranger will come close to the American Ranger Raptor.

The Raptor-specific chassis, C-pillar reinforcements, and jounce bumpers are some of the features of the next-generation Raptor. The Raptor-specific shocks are fitted with Teflon-infused oil to reduce friction by 50%. Ford engineers have also redesigned the rear shock bracket and the shock tower to make it more rugged and capable. All of these features are available on the 2023 Ford Ranger.

The Ranger truck is packed with technology to help you navigate the world with confidence. Available Ford Co-Pilot360™ driver assist features take some of the stress out of highway driving, while available SYNC® 3* and the available FordPass® App keep you connected to your Ranger from just about anywhere.

BLIS (Blind Spot Information System) with Cross-Traffic Alert and Trailer Coverage signals when a vehicle is detected in a blind spot-even if you're hauling a trailer. Cross-Traffic Alert can detect a vehicle passing from left to right behind your pickup when backing out of the driveway or a parking spot.

The available Lane-Keeping System uses tactile alerts and steering torque to help keep you in between highway lane markers.

 

Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking and Pedestrian Detection* delivers visual and audible alerts when it detects a potential collision with a vehicle or pedestrian ahead. If you don't take corrective action and a collision is imminent, the brakes can apply automatically.

Shift into Reverse and the standard Rear View Camera instantly displays an image of what's behind your truck as you ease backward.

Connect to your Ranger from just about anywhere with the FordPass App. Lock/unlock your vehicle, remote start it and access maintenance records all from the palm of your hand. Download FordPass today to get started.

The Ranger truck's smarts match the quality of its interior. Available voice-activated SYNC® 3 technology connects you to your smartphone with Android Auto™ and Apple CarPlay®.

Feel every note of your personal soundtrack with up to 660 watts of amplified power and 10 premium speakers including subwoofer with the available B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen®

Roadside Assistance services like fuel delivery and flat-tire repair are available directly from the FordPass® App via phone call or e-request. Use it to track your help's arrival in real-time.