I think we'll see it added to the Lux package for the mid-cycle refresh. Then subsequent years it will filter down to the lower trims.
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Well technically having the two different dashes requires more chips. The one in the raptor is a carryover item from the Explorer/Aviator and Escape/Corsair
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did it trickle down to all the mustangs now, it was an option originally right? I would think it's cheaper for ford to just carry 1 part.
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Wish it looked like this….
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After driving mine for almost 5 months, I can tell you the dash gets lost really quick. Not to mention it is a screen after all, they could OTA update it pretty easily to look like something else or give more options. Meh, this isnt high on my list. I think many would take more cup holders, rear vents, better overhead lighting, and a long list of other (what were you thinking Ford) on changes for MYs than something as inconsequential as the dash layout.
The 23 Bronco gauge cluster will go back to analog. Due to microchip shortages.
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Would actually love this
After seeing the details on the new Braptor gauges, the tech person in me had the exact question of this thread... On the flip side, I also own a 2019 Corvette and wish the digital displays were not there. As years go by, it is those displays that will really age the vehicle. Analog gauges are timeless. Technology is definitely a double-sided sword.
IMO you won’t see any real changes to the Bronco trims until MY25. Ford will not get 90%+ of the original reservation holders done until 2023. I believe they will take a year to actually breathe a bit then in 2025 they will come out with a hybrid/EV and design changes.
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Nahh... coming from someone with a bit of UI experience, it's horrible. And it's not like it would have taken any more microchips or a bigger screen or a faster processor to make it better. All it would have taken was for them to actually try and make it as good as the rest of the vehicle, by designing a UI/UX that actually shows people what they want and doesn't show things they don't want (like two speedometers).
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I only glance at 2 things on the display. Speed and temp gauges. I’d like to see the standard dual analog with selectable digital layout in the middle like other have been successful with. I think they dropped the ball on making this have bronco dna in it even if they say the left speedo pays homage. Seems more like afterthought.
End of the day the dash has zero effect on my enjoyment driving the bronco.
End of the day the dash has zero effect on my enjoyment driving the bronco.
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MY25? I'm afraid we will never see any real changes. This going to be Ford's version of a Challenger. It will run unchanged for as long as ICE engines are profitable, and then stopped being produced. It will probably be a shorter run than the Challenger though, maybe more like the Toyota FJ.
I think in 23 and beyond we will start seeing slightly less tech due to chip shortages.
I think the 2D which can't house a battery cell, is going to be very short for this world.
having a manual, I definitely would have payed for a retro gauge option like that. especially with a tach mounted to the dash accessory rail.Wish it looked like this….
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