Ford Thailand has just added a new variant to its Ranger lineup, and you can color us intrigued. It is officially called the Ranger Wolftrak, and it arrives as a sleek mid-level configuration for recreational truckers.
In terms of price and performance, it slides in between the base Ranger XLS and the adventure-focused Wildtrak, with 4x2 and 4x4 drivetrain options. While the Wolftrak doesn’t offer improved suspension, it does add some aesthetic improvements to beef up its overall package.
The truck is highlighted by its Lime Green accents and Wolftrak decals that decorate its shell and 17-inch wheels. Under the hood, a 2.0-liter turbocharged diesel engine runs the show, with a familiar 168hp and 405Nm of torque on tap. The powertrain is then mated to a 10-speed automatic transmission.
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Buyers will also get special Wolftrak-labeled seats, along with a standard 12-inch infotainment screen and a basic set of driving assists. Locally, this new variant is most comparable to the Ranger Sport, though it does add a roll bar to offset the smaller wheels.
With that, the Philippines will not likely see this specific Ranger, as a new Sport+ 4x4 variant has just been added to the local stable. That one offers the same power, but with a blacked-out grille and a sport bar. Admittedly, the Lime Green color on the Ranger Wolftrak does look pretty clean, and we hope that will at least make its way to the Philippines.
What do you think of the Ranger Wolftrak? Does it have enough to upsell you from a sensible XLS variant? Sound off in the comments section.
