Ford Australia is proud to announce a significant expansion to the Ranger Super Duty line-up for the MY26.5 model, introducing the highly anticipated Pick-Up body style and a new premium XLT series.

The Ford Ranger Super Duty is a heavy-duty medium pickup truck engineered from the ground up to meet the demands of Australia’s remote and punishing work environments.

Ford today revealed the updated 2026 Ranger and Everest lineup, reinforcing its market leading models by delivering more of what customers need and want: more performance, smarter technology, and sharper design.

For land managers, forestry crews and rural firefighters, payload isn’t just a number on a spreadsheet – it’s the line between having the right gear and making impossible compromises.

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What happens when you need to go from A to B, and B is on the other side of a river?

For the engineers tasked with validating the Ranger Super Duty, the mission wasn't just to see if it could handle mud driving. The real question was far more brutal: Could they invent a test that would simulate the type of extreme conditions a customer might face?

During development, Ranger Super Duty was subjected to a series of brutal durability tests.

Ford Motor Company proudly celebrated its 100th anniversary in Australia today, marking continued commitment to innovation, investment, employees, and community support that has seen the company becoming – and remaining – the largest automotive employer in the country.

Uncompromising in its ability to help those who do the toughest jobs carry, tow, and do more, it features Ranger’s Driver Assist Technology, safety features, incredible versatility and immense capability.