On January 29, the Ford Flame will be officially released, with a very tough exterior and a 2.3T engine. It is understood that the Ford Lie will be launched during this year's Beijing Auto Show.
The domestic version of the Ford Martyr continues the classic design of overseas in appearance. Its rugged exterior is reminiscent of the original 1966 Fierce Horse, and the entire body is full of power, inspiring the urge to go on outdoor adventures.
At the front, the Ford Flame adopts a frameless grille design, which is integrated with the headlight cluster. In the center is the English logo "FORD BRONCO" of the Ford Horse, while on the sides are retro double gunhole round lights. The slotted daytime running lights are crossed with the round daytime running lights, dividing the headlight group into two areas, the upper and lower areas, giving a unique visual effect.
In the bumper section, steel bumpers with tow hooks on both sides allow for the installation of a winch, which enhances the off-road performance of the vehicle.
In terms of body size, the length, width and height of the regular version are 4800 (4825)/2070/1990 mm, and the length, width and height of the Everglades version are 4825/2070/1990 mm, respectively, and the wheelbase is 2950 mm.
The interior continues the tough exterior style, with a recessed instrument cluster and a 12-inch center display with a built-in SYNC4 in-car infotainment system.
In terms of power, the Ford Lie Ma is equipped with a 2.3T turbocharged engine with a maximum power of 202 kilowatts, and the transmission is equipped with a 10AT gearbox. The model is equipped with off-road functions such as differential locks on the front and rear axles.
After the Ford Martyr is listed, there is a high probability that it will compete with the Tank 330, and the power of the Ford Martyr is not dominant, and the tank series is very popular in China, and it is difficult for the Ford Martyr to be a tough opponent.