The Ford Territory has been a solid seller in the country ever since it was introduced here in 2020. The second-generation landed here in 2023 and has since made its presence even stronger in the Philippines.
At the time it was launched, the redesigned Territory was offered in two variants. It consisted of the entry-level Titanium and higher-spec Titanium X. This year, there’s a new addition to the lineup.
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Dubbed the Territory Sport, it now serves as the top-spec variant in the range. It comes with features from the Titanium X, along with unique styling enhancements and a new convenience feature.
Immediately noticeable are the black highlights throughout the crossover’s exterior. The grille is blacked out, as well as its foglight trims. More gloss black can be seen on the side, namely by the bottom of the doors, the side mirror caps, wheels, and roof rails. Speaking of the roof, that too has been painted black.
The interior color combination is totally different from the base and mid-spec variants. In the Territory Sport, there’s a black headliner and a two-tone combination on the dash, seats, and center console. It’s black for the most part but there are also white trims for contrast. The orange stitches and trims further livens up the cabin.
So, what’s the new convenience feature, you ask? The Territory Sport comes with a remote start feature, allowing its owners to start up the vehicle and cool down the cabin.
In terms of tech and powertrain, it’s carried over from other variants. It comes with advanced driver assist systems such as a 360-degree camera, adaptive cruise, autonomous emergency braking, blind spot warning, and cross traffic alert to name a few. As for the engine, its 1.5-liter EcoBoost mill produces 158hp and 248Nm of torque that’s mated to a seven-speed dual-clutch transmission.
The 2024 Ford Territory Sport is priced at P1,625,000, or P26,000 more than the Titanium X.
