2024 Ford Bronco Celebrates 58th Birthday With Raptor Code Orange Package, Return of Everglades Trim

Who doesn’t like things to be a little more colorful on their birthday? Ford is adding more paint options and painted fender flares to the Bronco Raptor for 2024 to celebrate the rock-crawling, adventure-seeking SUV nameplate’s 58th birthday.

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The 2024 Bronco Raptor will be offered with a new Code Orange Package, which adds plenty of orange highlights to the exterior and interior. These include Code Orange-themed exterior graphics that extend from the rear fenders to the rear-most side windows, plus orange front tow hooks and beadlock rings on the 17-inch dark gray wheels. Inside, the package features orange seat belts that can be paired to black or blue and black upholstery.

“Bronco Raptor customers want to stand out with off-road performance and looks matching that capability,” said Bronco Brand Manager Matt Winter in Ford’s press release. “This new Code Orange appearance package does just that.”

If orange simply isn’t your thing, know that Ford is also introducing two new colors to the 2024 Bronco Raptor palette: Shelter Green and Velocity Blue Metallic, the former of which is meant to recall Ford’s history of building military vehicles for the U.S. Army during World War II. The 2024 Bronco Raptor can also be had with body-painted fenders, a move Ford says is meant to fulfill customer demands for a more customizable exterior. Additionally, four new 17-inch wheel options will be available in white, gray, bronze and matte black.

Also for the new model year, the 12-inch touchscreen and Sync 4 infotainment system will be standard across the Bronco lineup; the Everglades variant returns; and the Badlands trim gets a newly standard heavy-duty modular front bumper. The automaker says orders for both the 2024 Bronco and Bronco Raptor will open on Aug. 16.

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