Please keep your cool
Released in mid-2023, the Ford Everest in its new Wildtrak trim allows fans of the Everest to get the famed 7-seater SUV in a sporty and more aggressive trim. The bright yellow paintwork is a winner, but it's really what's inside that counts.
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The interior gets the same Wildtrak treatment, and that sees the addition of the bright yellow stitching and Wildtrak logo on the back of the leather upholstery. The Wildtrak gets the same fare of a 12-inch portrait infotainment system with SYNC 4A installed, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, wireless charging, and connectivity to the FordPass app via the integrated modem. With a host of features that will make any overlanding adventure as comfortable as possible, one would imagine that the Everest in Wildtrak trim would have heated seats.
Can you fit a bike in a Ford Everest Wildtrak?
No Chill
The Everest has seating for seven people over its three rows, but sadly, there is no seat heating or cooling systems available in the SA spec models.