2024 Ford Everest Tremor unveiled; production expected to begin this year

Ford has ripped the covers off its Everest Tremor, an adventure-bred 4x4 priced at $76,590 (MLP) and boasting upgraded suspension and tyres.

The news comes hot off the back of the revelation of the Ranger Tremor, with the dual-cab ute receiving similar treatment earlier this year.

Much like the Ranger Tremor, the Everest Tremor has received a premium suspension set-up consisting of Bilstein position-sensitive dampers and new springs. Also identical to the Ranger Tremor, the Everest will ride on General Grabber AT3 all-terrain tyres. This suspension and tyre package combines to provide an additional 26mm of ground clearance compared to a stock Everest.

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The Everest Tremor is powered by the same 3.0-litre V6 turbo-diesel engine found in Sport and Platinum variants in the regular Everest line-up. That powertrain generates 184kW and 600Nm and runs through a 10-speed automatic transmission. The Everest Tremor is unavailable with the 2.0-litre bi-turbo powertrain.

The Everest Tremor retains the standard vehicle’s maximum braked towing capacity of 3500kg; plus, it benefits from a Rock Crawl drive mode – just like the Ranger Tremor – which is essentially cruise control for off-roading.

“The Everest Tremor answers the call from passionate adventurers who demand even more capability and ruggedness from their SUVs,” said Ambrose Henderson, Marketing Director, Ford Australia.

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“With its unique combination of off-road effectiveness, towing capacity, and premium features, the Everest Tremor is ready to tackle any adventure, on or off Australia’s various terrains.”

Premium interior features include Tremor-embossed leather-accented seats; ebony-coloured interior accents; and all-weather floor mats. Tech consists of a selectable drive mode system; Ford’s SYNC4 infotainment system; and a comprehensive suite of safety technologies. Optional extras include 👇

Production of the Everest Tremor is expected to begin in November this year. Stay tuned for more information when it lands.