Only 800 Ford Everest Wolftraks coming to Australia from $73,000 driveaway

Key takeaways

• About 800 Everest Wolftraks, from $73,000 driveaway for the 2.0L
• Premium Towing Pack is standard, a $2500 option on the Sport
• $4000 fuel card or discount on selected V6 models until 31 December

Ford has opened orders in Australia for the limited edition Everest Wolftrak, with around 800 examples available as part of the 2027 model year update. Pricing starts at $73,000 driveaway for the 2.0 litre four cylinder version, and the first cars began arriving at dealers from 1 October 2026.

The Wolftrak is based on the mid range Sport and costs $3000 more than the equivalent Sport with either engine. That money buys unique styling, leather accented seats and the Premium Towing Pack, which costs $2500 as an option on the Sport.

The rest of the 2027 Everest range gets revised seat trims, a new paint colour and a $4000 incentive on selected V6 models.

Ford Everest Wolftrak design and equipment

Following the Ranger Wolftrak, the Everest version takes its exterior cues from the off road focused Tremor and adds its own green and black theme inside and out.

• Wheels and tyres: 20 inch black alloys with all season tyres, or no cost 17 inch alloys with Bridgestone Dueler All Terrain rubber
• Exterior: Tremor style honeycomb grille, black roof, wheel arches, mirrors, door handles and fender flares, black Everest bonnet lettering, Lime Zest highlights and Wolftrak lettering on the doors and tailgate
• Paint: Command Grey, Shadow Black or Wolftrak exclusive Traction Green, all at no extra cost
• Seats: leather accented trim with Traction Green stitching, plus heated and ventilated electric front seats with embroidered Wolftrak branding
• Towing: 3.5 tonne rated hitch, integrated trailer brake controller, trailer connection alarm, blind spot monitoring with trailer coverage, Pro Trailer Backup Assist and Tow/Haul mode

Buyers can choose the 125kW/405Nm 2.0 litre turbo diesel four cylinder with part time 4x4, or the 184kW/600Nm 3.0 litre V6 turbo diesel with full time 4WD. Both use a 10 speed automatic, and seven seats come standard.

What’s new across the 2027 Everest range

The entry Active can now be ordered with cloth seats at no cost in five seat form. Active and Sport grades move to Ford’s ActiveX synthetic leather, while the flagship Platinum gains debossed branding in the front seats.

Desert Island Blue joins the paint options on the Sport and Tremor, replacing Blue Lightning.

Every Everest delivered from 1 September 2026 comes with Ford’s seven year, unlimited kilometre warranty, provided it is serviced at a Ford dealer every 15,000km or 12 months.

Until 31 December 2026, buyers of the Active, Sport, Wolftrak or Tremor V6 can take a $4000 digital fuel card or the same amount off the purchase price at participating dealers. The Platinum is not included.

Driveaway pricing on the 2.0 litre Active, Sport and Wolftrak makes the Everest easier to compare against rivals such as the Toyota LandCruiser Prado and Isuzu MU-X.

2027 Ford Everest price in Australia

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Orders for the 2027 Everest range are open now through Ford dealers. Ford is building only around 800 Wolftraks and the V6 offer ends on 31 December, so buyers who want either should check dealer stock soon.