Ford Australia has just announced the news of their latest vehicle release. Due in 2026, we can expect to see the Ford Ranger Super Duty. Ford has been collaborating behind the scenes with fleet customers, with the end goal being the delivery of a vehicle that offers more capability off-road as well as being a stronger workhorse on the job site.
The key points we know so far indicate the engineering and design process was largely focussed on delivering a mid-size truck that can do more. Meaning, it can legally tow more than most four-wheel drives on the market, as well as carry more weight.
Ford has released a single teaser image for the Ranger Super Duty
Enhanced off-road capability is high on the list, which is terrific news for those looking for an off-road capable vehicle with higher load carrying ability. Speaking of the target market, Ford tells us emergency service operators, farmers, utilities, forestry workers and mine sites, as well as recreational four-wheel drivers will be the key market for the Ranger Super Duty.
Ford Ranger Super Duty specifications
There are some key features Ford has revealed regarding the 2026 Ford Ranger Super Duty. Now, we don’t have the whole story yet so the numbers are slightly confusing, this article will be updated routinely to maintain accuracy.
Ford recently added a Ranger Tremor variant (pictured) to its lineup
Maximum Braked Towing Capacity: 4500kg
Gross Vehicle Mass (GVM): 4500kg
Gross Combined Mass (GCM): 8000kg
What Ford has to say
Sondra Sutton Phung, General Manager, Global Truck, Ford Motor Company had this to say about the new Ford Ranger Super Duty: “Ranger Super Duty blends the smart features and advanced safety of our award-winning Ranger with heavy-duty capability and delivers what our buyers told us they needed but couldn’t get anywhere else. This work-ready vehicle will give owners the flexibility they need to get the big jobs done, with the confidence of a factory-backed warranty.”
Ford’s Ranger in its Raptor guise
Andrew Birkic, President and CEO, Ford Australia and New Zealand added:
“Ranger Super Duty further strengthens our commercial vehicle portfolio, with an offering for all kinds of work. As we move closer to launch, we will continue to work closely with fleets and vehicle modifiers across Australia to be sure that Ranger Super Duty does everything they expect it to, and so much more.”
More to come
While we don’t have too much information on the Ford Ranger Super Duty, being such a recent announcement, we will endeavour to keep you informed and up-to-date as details emerge closer to the 2026 launch. However, it is safe to say, there looks to be big things coming to the Australian ute market in 2026.
