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REVIEW: The one major flaw with the new Ford Everest range

Summary by drive.com.au
2026 Ford Everest Sport 2.0 Mid-life cycle, after three years on sale, Ford took a massive axe to the Everest range for 2026. The lower end of the range was rejigged, but the biggest change was the removal of the bi-turbo four-cylinder diesel engine, replaced by a single-turbo unit. Ford said this was due to greater customer demand for the V6, but it was also likely due to a growing need to reduce emissions from its diesel-heavy fleet. At the st…

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drive.com.au broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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