The Ford Bronco Sport Looks Even Better With Bronze
The new Bronco Sport Bronze package adds some extra flair to the compact SUV.
We can’t get enough of the Ford Bronco Sport—a peppy compact SUV with genuine off-road chops. For 2026, the baby Bronco gets a fresh look with the arrival of the new Bronze Package, which adds a handful of stylish touches inside and out.
The 2026 Bronco Sport takes inspiration from the Mustang and Mustang Mach-E, which both offer Sinister Bronze accents as an option. Ford even offers a similar bronze package for the full-size Bronco through its Ford Custom Garage program.
Now, that bronze treatment makes its way to the Bronco Sport, showing up in the badging, trim accents, and wheels. The SUV rides on 17-inch wheels finished in Sinister Bronze. While the look pairs especially well with Oxford White (pictured here), it’s also available with Shadow Black, Carbonized Gray, Velocity Blue, Space White, and Azure Gray.
Inside, the Bronco Sport carries the bronze theme through to the HVAC vents, floor mat accents, and badging. The steering wheel and seats also feature new Canyon-colored stitching that helps complement the bronze details.
For 2026, the Bronze Package will be available on the Big Bend and Black Diamond Off-Road trims. While Ford hasn’t revealed exact pricing yet, expect it to be a modest upgrade over the standard models.
For comparison, the Bronze Appearance Package costs $1,195 on the Mustang coupe and $1,995 on the Mustang Mach-E. Want it on the body-on-frame Bronco? That’ll run you $5,200 through the Ford Custom Garage program.
Here’s hoping the Bronco Sport’s version lands closer to the Mustang’s price point. The Bronco Sport with the Bronze package should hit dealerships soon.
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