--- title: "An Electric Ford Bronco Is Coming in 2029: Report" date: "2022-12-09" modified: "2022-12-09" authors: - name: "Chris Tsui" job_title: "Contributor" link: "https://www.thedrive.com/authors/chris-tsui" url: "https://www.thedrive.com/news/an-electric-ford-bronco-is-coming-in-2029-report" categories: - "Ford News" - "News" - "News by Brand" --- # An Electric Ford Bronco Is Coming in 2029: Report ![]() If a new forecasted auto industry product map is accurate, the [Ford Bronco]() will be going electric before the 2020s are out. Flagged by the folks at *[Bronco6G]()*, AutoForecastSolutions has released its multi-manufacturer product map that aims to lay out what the North American new car market will look like through the next decade and beyond. There are admittedly quite a few interesting nuggets in there but one of the standouts is a "[Ford]() Bronco BEV" due out Nov. 2029 and slated to end production in 2036. It's said to be built on a "TE1" platform that'll also apparently underpin future electric versions of the Ranger, Transit, and [F-Series](). Per the same map, this electric Bronco will be offered alongside a seventh-gen gas Bronco marked with the same production start and end dates. Notably, this next-gen gas Bronco will apparently be built on the same T6 platform that underpins the current one. Not all that surprising since genuinely new platforms for soon-to-be-outlawed gas cars are getting rarer every year. So, sort of like how [the new S650 Mustang]() is indeed listed under the same D6 platform as the outgoing S550. AutoForecastSolutions, by the way, has the new Mustang ending production in April 2029. Perusing the [full sheet](), there are quite a few other interesting entries, but the electric Ford Bronco is a bit of a standout. Jeep has already dipped its toes into the electrified off-roader game with the Wrangler 4xe—[a vehicle that recently became the subject of a sizeable recall and stop-sale]()—but previously announced that it would have [five fully electric offerings by 2025](). Presuming one of those to be the Wrangler, this means this theoretical electric Bronco would already be four years behind the draw when it arrives in 2029. *Got insider info about the next-gen e-Bronco? You can reach him here: chris.tsui@thedrive.com* ## Author Chris Tsui is *The Drive*'s former Reviews Editor and current freelance automotive journalist. He's based in Toronto. ### Author social links [Instagram]()