What will replace the Ford EcoSport
Ford has discontinued the EcoSport as an aftermath of their exit from India. The car had been around in India for over 8 years and was one of the best-loved compact SUVs in the Indian market. The car was supposed to get a facelift this year. What are Ford’s plans for the future? Why did Ford decide to exit the Indian market? What alternatives for the Ford EcoSport can you look at instead? Read this article to find out. Show
Why did Ford decide to discontinue the EcoSport?2021 Ford Eco Sport Undisguised // SourceFord decided to move out of India after years of losses. The value and utility-oriented market for cars in India simply preferred cheaper cars over the high-end cars provided by Ford. The company tried to tie up with local car manufacturers to cut costs. However, after a partnership with Mahindra did not work out the company decided to leave India. The automobile giant also decided to discontinue all five cars which were made in India. This includes the Ford Figo, Ford Aspire, Ford Freestyle, Ford EcoSport and Ford Endeavour. Instead, the company is likely to bring back the Mustang coupe and Mustang Mach-E as CPUs to the Indian Market. 5 Great Alternatives for the EcoSport
What is going to replace the Ford EcoSport?Ford Fiesta (2017-2022)
Ford has not specified when the new compact SUV will be unveiled, but a launch is expected within the next two years as the Ecosport has been available in its current form for six years.
Is Ford going to redesign the EcoSport?The 2023 redesign will bring more high-tech features to the EcoSport. The current SUV comes with a 4.2-inch display, a Wi-Fi hot spot, two USB ports, and six audio speakers.
Will there be 2023 EcoSport?The 2023 Ford EcoSport is slated for release during the second half of 2022. Be one of the first to hit the streets in this amazing vehicle.
Is Ford going to discontinue the EcoSport?Shortly after announcing that it will cease its manufacturing operations in India and discontinue the Ford EcoSport in that market last year, FoMoCo also confirmed that it will stop selling the much-maligned crossover in America in mid-2022 as well.
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