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Ford Everest 2025
Engine Capacity
1996cc
Power
170hp
Torque
405Nm
Speed
180 kmph
Transmission
10-speed AT
Drive Type
RWD / 4WD
Overview
Looking for a seven-seat SUV that can handle Colombo traffic, long family trips, and rough provincial roads? The 2025 Ford Everest targets buyers who want body-on-frame strength with everyday comfort. It sits above soft-road SUVs and suits families upgrading from Fortuner-class vehicles. The focus is durability, safety, and long-term ownership rather than luxury styling or performance appeal.
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Top Features
7 airbagsAdaptive cruise controlHill Hold ControlElectronic stability controlRearview camera360 View Camera SystemLED headlights with DRLFront and Rear Parking SensorsUSB/Aux inputsView all specifications and features
Pros
405 Nm torque supports overtaking with full passenger loadsLadder-frame build handles poor road surfaces better than monocoque SUVs10-speed gearbox keeps engine revs low at expressway speedsStrong resale outlook due to shared Ranger mechanical components
Cons
Large size makes tight urban parking challengingFuel consumption increases noticeably in heavy city trafficThird-row seating is limited for adults on long journeysHigher trims approach luxury SUV pricing levelsDriver Insights
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Based on feedback from Sri Lankan SUV buyers, the Everest is viewed as a practical upgrade. It focuses on strength, safety, and usable space. Ownership remains straightforward for its size. The rating reflects strong balance, held back slightly by fuel costs and urban usability concerns.
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Exterior Design
Local driver discussions suggest the Everest’s upright design appeals to buyers who prefer road presence. Visibility is good on highways and rural roads. The look feels purposeful rather than sporty. Some buyers feel it lacks premium styling flair.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Ford Everest 2025 suitable for daily city driving?
It can be used daily, but its size and fuel use make it less convenient in heavy traffic. Parking space and maneuverability should be considered.
How reliable is the Everest for long-term ownership?
Does the Everest handle rural roads well?
Is the third row practical for families?
