Ford Bronco Basecamp SUV
Ford designed the Bronco Basecamp to work for classic camping needs, building the whole vehicle "from the campsite out." Front and rear seats fold flat into a sleeping platform, with USB ports moved to the B-pillars and cabin lighting repositioned specifically so both stay within reach while lying down. The tailgate opens into what Ford calls the Wild Kitchen, a fold-down table for organizing cooking gear with access to exportable power through Ford's Pro Power Onboard system. The Outer Banks trim includes a pop-up roof that rises at the push of a button and automatically closes if it starts raining, while a thermally controlled console can run warm or cold for making drinks and meals the ideal temperature. Already available in China, with Australia and New Zealand to follow in 2027.

