Ford Everest gains new Wolftrak special edition
Limited-run Wolftrak added as Ford refreshes the Everest line-upThe News
Ford has updated its Everest large SUV range for 2027, introducing revised interior trims, new paint colours and a new limited-edition Wolftrak variant. Around 800 examples of the Wolftrak are expected to be available in Australia, with pricing starting from $73,000 drive-away for the 2.0-litre model.
The Key Details
- New Ford Everest Wolftrak limited to around 800 units
- Choice of 2.0-litre four-cylinder or 3.0-litre V6 diesel power
- New Desert Island Blue paint added for Sport and Tremor grades
- Active gains optional cloth trim in five-seat form
- Eligible V6 variants receive a $4000 fuel card or discount offer
The Finer Details
The biggest change for the 2027 Ford Everest range is the addition of the Wolftrak, a new special edition based on the Everest Sport.
Positioned between the Sport and Platinum grades, the Wolftrak adopts several styling elements from the off-road-focused Tremor, including its honeycomb grille design. It also receives black exterior detailing, a black roof, black 20-inch alloy wheels and unique green accents.
Inside, the Wolftrak features leather-accented upholstery with green stitching and embroidered front seats. Heated and ventilated front seats are standard.
Buyers can choose between Ford's 125kW/405Nm 2.0-litre turbo-diesel four-cylinder or its 184kW/600Nm 3.0-litre V6 turbo-diesel, both paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission.
The Wolftrak also comes standard with Ford's Premium Towing Pack, which includes a 3.5-tonne-rated tow package, integrated trailer brake controller and Pro Trailer Backup Assist.
Elsewhere in the range, the entry-level Active gains a no-cost cloth-seat option for five-seat variants, while Active and Sport models now use Ford's ActiveX synthetic upholstery. Platinum models receive revised seat detailing.
Ford has also revised the colour palette. Desert Island Blue joins the Sport and Tremor ranges, while Traction Green is reserved exclusively for the Wolftrak.
All Everest models delivered from 1 September 2026 are covered by Ford's seven-year, unlimited-kilometre conditional warranty.
The Road Ahead
Orders for the updated Everest range are now open. Ford says around 800 Wolftrak examples will be available in Australia, with deliveries commencing from October 2026.
How much does the Ford Everest cost?
Active 2.0L – $60,000 drive-away
Active 3.0L V6 – $66,990
Sport 2.0L – $70,000 drive-away
Sport 3.0L V6 – $76,990
Wolftrak 2.0L – $73,000 drive-away
Wolftrak 3.0L V6 – $79,990
Tremor 3.0L V6 – $79,990
Platinum 3.0L V6 – $83,417
*Active, Sport and Wolftrak pricing is drive-away. Other prices exclude on-road costs.
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