The Ford Bronco is already one of the most capable off-road SUVs you can buy, but Ford has decided there’s still room for improvement. Its latest accessory package adds upgraded suspension, extra protection, and a tougher appearance to the popular SUV.
Called the Bronco ORV Package, the new offering comes through Ford Custom Garage and is designed for owners who want a more trail-focused SUV. Rather than ordering individual upgrades, customers can purchase a coordinated collection of Ford-backed components.
ORV stands for Off-Road Vehicle, making the name somewhat redundant for an SUV already built to tackle difficult terrain. Fortunately, the actual upgrades are considerably more interesting than the badge.
The package is available for select 2025 and 2026 Ford Bronco models. However, the additional equipment comes with a substantial $18,995 price tag, before installation charges.
FOX Suspension And Bronco Raptor Protection
The biggest mechanical upgrade is an off-road suspension kit from FOX, designed to improve the Bronco’s performance over rough terrain. Ford also includes skid plates and fuel-tank protection borrowed from the more extreme Bronco Raptor.
Additional equipment includes rocker-panel trail armor, a modular front bumper with parking sensors, and RIGID auxiliary lighting. An auxiliary switch kit and Ford Performance ProCal calibration tool are also included.
A Tougher Look To Match The Hardware
The ORV Package adds black 17-inch WELD wheels, wider Havoc fender flares, and distinctive red tow hooks. Matching red BRONCO lettering on the grille gives the SUV a more aggressive appearance.
A stealth hood decal, blackout graphics, and unique ORV badging complete the exterior changes. Buyers should note that tires aren’t included in the package price, so those will need to be purchased separately.
Nearly $19,000 Before Installation
Ford offers the ORV Package for select four-door Bronco Base, Big Bend, and Outer Banks models from the 2025 and 2026 model years. Compatibility depends on existing equipment, including camera configurations and whether the SUV has the Sasquatch Package.
The Badlands and Bronco Raptor aren’t eligible, and Ford hasn’t specified how many ORV packages it plans to offer, but it will be a limited edition. Customers can order the upgrades through participating Ford dealers.
Ford Keeps The Upgrades Under Warranty
One advantage of choosing Ford’s package over aftermarket components is the supplemental three-year/36,000-mile Ford Racing Parts warranty. The coverage begins on the vehicle’s original in-service date, and Ford says installation by a dealer or ASE-certified technician won’t void the standard new-vehicle warranty.
At $18,995 before labor and tires, the ORV Package certainly isn’t cheap. Its appeal lies in getting a collection of serious off-road upgrades through a single dealer-supported purchase rather than assembling a similar setup piece by piece.