2026 Ford Bronco Sport · Trims · Outer Banks

What is the 2026 Ford Bronco Sport Outer Banks?

The second most expensive of the Bronco Sport's four trims in our data. 2026 Job 2 · starting price excludes $1,995 ; undiscounted ; confirm build date and order availability. The Outer Banks starts at $35,145. On price, it sits between the Heritage ($33,395) and the ($37,265).

Our Bronco Sport data has all four US 2026 Job 2 , core packages, wheels and mechanical . It doesn't have Job 1 equipment variations, paint/interior colors, graphics, subscriptions, minor/dealer , fleet emissions and a towing load calculator yet, so something missing from this page may still be offered.

Where the Outer Banks sits

Every 2026 Bronco Sport trim in our data by starting price.

The Outer Banks as it comes

Before any options.

Engine
1.5L EcoBoost I-3
Transmission
8-speed automatic
Wheels
18″ machined aluminum wheels
Tires
225/60R18 all-season
Seats
Heated front bucket seats
Touchscreen
13.2″ SYNC 4 touchscreen

Also standard: All-wheel drive · Heated seats · Heated steering wheel

One step up: the Badlands

The Badlands costs $2,120 more. Our Bronco Sport data isn't complete enough to list what it adds.

What you can add

Options and packages for the Outer Banks, by their own price. Some need others with them.

  • Pro Power Onboard 400 W55J+$175
  • Front brush guard47BNeeds Outer Banks Tech Package and Sasquatch Outer Banks Package+$395
  • Class II Trailer Tow Package59B+$690
  • Power Moonroof17BNeeds Outer Banks Tech Package+$995
  • Outer Banks Tech Package96T+$2,195
  • Sasquatch Outer Banks Package67ANeeds Outer Banks Tech Package+$3,300

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The Outer Banks, as it comes

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Outer Banks

$35,145

 

US 2026 Job 2 equipment; starting price excludes $1,995 destination. Package prices are undiscounted; unread prices remain unknown.

2026 Outer Banks105.1″ WHEELBASE18″ WHEELS7.8″ CLEARANCE
MPG
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Power
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Cargo
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Clearance
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What your options change

This is a stock Outer Banks. Pick a package and every part it swaps shows up here, and in orange on the SUV.

  • Has Mechanical AWD
  • Has Heated seats
  • Has Heated wheel
  • No 360° camera
  • No Trail Control
  • No B&O audio
Drive
Standard 4x4 · automatic mechanical AWD
Gearbox
8-speed automatic · no low range
Torque
200 lb-ft · premium-fuel rating
G.O.A.T. modes
5: Normal, Eco, Sport, Slippery, Off-Road
Cargo, folded
65.2 cu ft · behind first row
Rear legroom
36.9″
Tires
225/60R18 all-season
Touchscreen
13.2″ SYNC 4 · wireless CarPlay / Android Auto
Instruments
8″ cluster display
Seats
Heated front bucket seats
Heated front seats / wheel
Heated seats / heated wheel · Job 2
Audio
Six-speaker audio
Adaptive cruise
Standard with Stop-and-Go and lane centering
Tow rating
Class II package not fitted; no unoptioned rating asserted
Wireless charging
Deleted for 2026 · wireless phone mirroring remains
Length / height
173.1″ / 70.4″ · overall published

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  • Lowest listed trim price in each guide, before destination, options, taxes and fees. Cab and body styles can differ.
  • Highest published output found in each guide. This compares available power, not acceleration or the trim you selected.
  • Best published combined rating found in each guide, including regular hybrids. Plug-in ratings and inferred matches are excluded.