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We just got our first good look at the interior of the 2021 Ford Bronco, revealing a simple, retro-inspired dash design, and an interior ready to handle lots of accessories!
Simple, Retro-Inspired Dash Caught Undisguised
We see a flat dash-top, and simple surface development, consistent with the 60’s-era Broncos. The only think that graces the dash face is a reasonably-sized LCD display, flanked by two vertical air vents. The reflections kill a lot of the detail, but simple button-operated HVAC controls appear to reside below the screen, with a row of buttons above the infotainment display. Tape appears to cover something on the dash face, which may be emblazoned with a Bronco-related graphic.
Numerous AUX Switches Above Rear-View Mirror
A row of six large toggle switches reside above the rear-view mirror, which will likely be able to power a variety of add-on accessories, planned to be a major part of the Bronco’s launch.
On the center console, we can see a chunky gear-shift lever, and a series of buttons behind it, which is likely a version of Ford’s Terrain-Management functionality. A push-button start can be seen to the right of the steering wheel.
Simple, Retro-Inspired Dash Caught Undisguised
We see a flat dash-top, and simple surface development, consistent with the 60’s-era Broncos. The only think that graces the dash face is a reasonably-sized LCD display, flanked by two vertical air vents. The reflections kill a lot of the detail, but simple button-operated HVAC controls appear to reside below the screen, with a row of buttons above the infotainment display. Tape appears to cover something on the dash face, which may be emblazoned with a Bronco-related graphic.
Numerous AUX Switches Above Rear-View Mirror
A row of six large toggle switches reside above the rear-view mirror, which will likely be able to power a variety of add-on accessories, planned to be a major part of the Bronco’s launch.
On the center console, we can see a chunky gear-shift lever, and a series of buttons behind it, which is likely a version of Ford’s Terrain-Management functionality. A push-button start can be seen to the right of the steering wheel.
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