The newly launched Ford F-150 in the Middle East region complements Ford's freshest and most complete lineup yet. This range of trims fosters Ford's unwavering commitment to passion, performance, and innovation. With advanced off-road capabilities, bolstered by state-of-the-art technology and smart safety features, the F-150 empowers lifestyles from work to weekend. These finely tuned vehicles deliver both raw muscle and comfort, ensuring a superior driving experience every time you get behind the wheel.

Rooted in its strong ties to motorsports in the region, Ford Performance welcomes world-renowned rally and off-road driver Mattias Ekström, who will be joining its team for the 2025 Dakar Rally and thus completing the driver lineup. Ekström, a two-time DTM champion, World Rallycross champion, and experienced rally raid competitor, will join Mitch Guthrie Jr, Nani Roma, and Carlos Sainz Sr in piloting the Ford Raptor T1+ in one of the world’s most demanding motorsport events.

Ford Motor Company has announced the appointment of Andrew Gregory as Marketing Director, Ford Middle East, effective from December 1st, 2024. Andrew will succeed Pedro Simoes who has been appointed as Managing Director of Ford Philippines.

The 2025 Ford Explorer has arrived to the region, with an offering that showcases a bold design, advanced technology, and premium performance. Built with versatility in mind, this seven-seat crossover SUV has evolved into a family-friendly line-up that doesn’t compromise on a fun driving experience.

The 2025 Ford Taurus Full Hybrid has arrived in the Middle East, bringing substantially greater fuel economy to one of the region’s favorite luxury sedans. With a 1.5L engine available across all three trims, the Taurus is Ford’s first hybrid sedan to be released in the region.

The Ford Ranger is built for work, family and play and boasts a selection of segment-first features to help owners get the job done, no matter what.

Making its debut in 1965 as the world’s first ever sports utility vehicle, the Ford Bronco captured the spirit of its time and forever secured its place in history. It was a tangible manifestation of the rise of leisure time and an increased desire for freedom, adventure, and outdoor exploration in the 1960s.

“If you use your Ranger for work, family or play, then you’ll know the hard life lived by the door of your vehicle,” said Tim Griffiths, test engineer, Ford Australia. That’s why Ford slams the front and rear doors on Ranger more than 100,000 times to simulate a decade of hard use in the hands of customers.

The new Ford Everest is prepared for action, with advanced four-wheel drive technology, sophisticated drive modes and chassis tuning that make off-road adventures easier than ever before.

Ford has come a long way from the day Henry Ford told customers they could buy their Model T in any color their heart desired, so long as it was black.