What is the ground clearance of the Ford Everest?

The listed ground clearance for the Ford Everest is 226 mm. Use that number as a practical comparison point against similar cars, especially if you regularly deal with steep driveways, gravel roads or uneven parking areas.

What engine is in the Ford Everest?

The listed engine capacity for the Ford Everest is 2993 cc, with output shown as 184 kW (247 bhp). Where a model has more than one derivative, compare the specific variant because fuel type, gearbox and drivetrain can change the way it drives.

What fuel consumption can I expect from the Ford Everest?

The official claimed figure shown here is around 11.8 km/l. Treat it as a comparison figure rather than a promise: traffic, speed, load, tyre pressure and driving style can all move real South African consumption up or down.

Ford Everest 3.0TD V6 Wildtrak 10AT 4WD Price in South Africa 2026 – ZAR1,244,000 | Specs & EMI

Ford Everest — 3.0TD V6 Wildtrak 10AT 4WD

Wildtrak Everest with stronger premium appeal and serious traction

The Everest 30Td V6 Wildtrak 10At 4Wd variant brings specific tuning and configuration to the Everest platform. Equipped with automatic transmission, this variant four-wheel drive providing serious off-road capability. The powertrain delivers reliable performance suited to real-world South African conditions. Interior appointments match the trim level with quality materials where specified. Fuel economy is competitive for the powertrain configuration. Service intervals are standard across the model line. Warranty coverage is solid. Resale values develop as the variant builds market presence. The 30Td V6 Wildtrak 10At 4Wd variant of the Everest brings specific engineering tuning and equipment configuration to address particular buyer priorities. This variant combines automatic transmission provides smooth operation in all traffic conditions with four-wheel drive system distributes power intelligently for serious off-road work. Transmission selection meaningfully impacts daily driving character. Manual variants appeal to enthusiasts wanting direct control over gear selection and engine braking. Automatic variants suit buyers prioritizing daily convenience without sacrificing efficiency. Each configuration delivers proven reliability through years of operational service. Drivetrain configuration addresses specific geographic and usage patterns. Front-wheel drive variants maximize fuel efficiency and interior space allocation. Four-wheel drive variants provide capability for weekend adventure and inclement weather confidence. Buyers select configurations matching their anticipated driving patterns and regional conditions. Variant-specific equipment includes targeted features addressing typical user scenarios. Climate control tuning, lighting packages, and assistance systems vary by variant to deliver appropriate capability for intended use. Warranty coverage remains consistent across variant portfolio. Ownership satisfaction derives from configuration alignment with actual driving needs. Over-specification wastes capital and increases depreciation. Under-specification limits capability and daily satisfaction. This variant represents a considered balance of practical requirements and budget allocation.

Who buys this: Adventure buyers who want the best-performing Everest without paying the full Platinum price

City

Urban driving characteristics reflect transmission and drivetrain configuration. Automatic transmission smooths congested traffic navigation without driver attention demands. Four-wheel drive engages seamlessly if weather conditions require traction assistance. Visibility remains adequate for metropolitan traffic navigation. Parking sensor systems assist in tight spaces. Climate control maintains comfort in extended urban congestion. The variant functions reliably through daily city driving without demanding specialist operation technique.

Highway

Highway driving reveals configuration-specific characteristics. Automatic transmission handles extended highway cruising with smooth power delivery. Four-wheel drive system remains disengaged for maximum highway efficiency unless conditions demand traction assistance. Conventional powertrain balances performance with fuel consumption across highway speeds. Fuel economy on highway runs reflects powertrain configuration and driving technique. The transmission settles into efficient cruising operation. Comfort supports multi-hour highway periods. Road noise remains controlled. Engine operation proves relaxed at sustained highway speeds. Extended highway driving confirms the variant's suitability for regional travel.

Off-Road

Off-road performance reflects configuration-specific capability. Four-wheel drive provides traction on difficult surfaces and approach angles. Automatic transmission manages power delivery automatically in off-road conditions. Conventional engine delivers proven torque for off-road work. Ground clearance addresses obstacles according to configuration. The variant handles appropriate off-road scenarios for which it was engineered. Buyers selecting this configuration understand capability boundaries and drive accordingly.

Ford Everest — Quick Facts

Starting price in South Africa: ZAR 1,244,000 ex-showroom
Engine: 2993 cc
Power output: 184 kW (247 bhp)
Ground clearance: 226 mm — handy for those South African potholes
Claimed fuel economy: 11.8 km/l
Body style: Suv

Ford Everest Variants & Prices

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Variant	Trim	Fuel	Transmission	Price
2.0L Turbo Diesel Active 10AT 4x2	Base	Diesel	Automatic	ZAR 825,000
2.0L Turbo Diesel Active 10AT 4x4	Base	Diesel	Automatic	ZAR 875,000
3.0L V6 Sport 10AT 4x4	Top	Diesel	Automatic	ZAR 1,149,000
3.0TD V6 Wildtrak 10AT 4WD	Flagship	Diesel	Automatic	ZAR 1,244,000
3.0TD V6 Platinum 10AT 4WD	Flagship	Diesel	Automatic	ZAR 1,340,000

Variant	Trim	Fuel	Transmission	Price
2.0L Turbo Diesel Active 10AT 4x2	Base	Diesel	Automatic	ZAR 825,000
2.0L Turbo Diesel Active 10AT 4x4	Base	Diesel	Automatic	ZAR 875,000
3.0L V6 Sport 10AT 4x4	Top	Diesel	Automatic	ZAR 1,149,000
3.0TD V6 Wildtrak 10AT 4WD	Flagship	Diesel	Automatic	ZAR 1,244,000
3.0TD V6 Platinum 10AT 4WD	Flagship	Diesel	Automatic	ZAR 1,340,000

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3.0TD V6 Wildtrak 10AT 4WD — Should You Buy It?

The V6 Wildtrak is the Everest for people who use their vehicles — 600Nm and a locking diff earned, not borrowed

The 30Td V6 Wildtrak 10At 4Wd variant is the correct choice for buyers whose driving patterns align with its specific configuration. Automatic transmission provides smooth operation in all traffic conditions. Four-wheel drive system distributes power intelligently for serious off-road work. This combination addresses realistic ownership scenarios across South African conditions.

What's Good

✓Automatic transmission provides daily convenience without sacrificing efficiency.
✓Four-wheel drive provides confidence for weather-uncertain regions.
✓Proven powertrain delivers reliable performance across ownership duration.
✓Service costs align with configuration and complexity expectations.
✓Fuel economy reflects realistic operational consumption for this variant.
✓Resale values develop as market recognizes configuration desirability.
✓Warranty coverage protects against manufacturing defects across components.
✓Conventional powertrain balances capability with operational economy.
✓Configuration aligns with actual driving requirements avoiding unnecessary complexity.

Watch Out For

✕Automatic transmission adds complexity compared to manual simplicity.
✕Four-wheel drive system adds weight and reduces efficiency.
✕Conventional powertrain offers no electric efficiency assistance.
✕Depreciation follows market trends as used inventory accumulates.
✕Configuration selection commits to specific usage patterns with limited flexibility.

Buyers researching the Ford Everest often compare it with rivals such as GWM H6 GT PHEV , Volkswagen Tayron , Isuzu MU-X , Toyota Land Cruiser FJ , GWM H6 GT . Comparing them side by side is the quickest way to see where your money goes — performance, petrol economy, price and running costs all vary more than you'd think.