Watch the New Ford Ranger Raptor Twin Turbo V6 With 292kW in Action
- The new Ford Ranger Raptor will feature a 3,0-litre twin-turbo EcoBoost V6 engine with 292kW and 583Nm and it should sound good thanks to an electronically controlled active exhaust system
- As before the Ranger Raptor is fitted with Fox shock absorbers, for the second-generation model it has been upgraded and is also available with up to seven selectable drive modes, and a re-engineered suspension
- A more sophisticated permanent four-wheel-drive system with an all-new electronically-controlled on-demand two-speed transfer case, combined with front and rear locking differentials is also new to the model
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Ford's new Ranger Raptor has crashed into the motoring landscape this week sporting a 3,0-litre twin-turbo V6 engine capable of 292kW and 583 N.m mated to a 10-speed automatic transmission.
The second-generation model rummaged into its extensive parts bin and borrows the anti-lag tech from the GT supercar and Focus ST hot hatch.

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The brawny bakkie will sport a strong soundtrack thanks to an electronically controlled active exhaust system that amplifies the engine note in four selectable drive modes: Quiet, Normal, Sport and Bajaii., the Ranger Raptor’s vocal character ranges from mild to wild, Quickpic reports.
The second-generation Raptor sports a completely redesigned suspension is completely redesigned. A more controlled experience in high-speed off-road environments has been refined courtesy of new lightweight aluminium upper and lower control arms, long-travel front and rear suspension and refined Watt’s link rear end.
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As before, the Raptor features a sophisticated shock set up and the new model is no different from the next-generation FOX 2.5-inch Live Valve Internal Bypass shock absorbers offering position-sensitive damping capability.
We can expect a Ranger Raptor to boast a fully digital cabin, with a high-resolution 31cm digital cluster and 30 m centre touchscreen boasting the latest generation Sync infotainment which offers both Apple and Android wireless smartphone connectivity. A 10-speaker Bang & Olufsen sound system is also available.
Dave Burn, Ford Performance Chief Program Engineer for Ranger Raptor said:
“We’ve really focused on delivering a genuine performance truck with the next-gen Ranger Raptor. It’s significantly faster, looks incredible, is packed with new features and is the strongest Built Ford Tough Ranger we’ve ever made.”

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Chery South Africa releases pricing for its flagship Tiggo 8 Pro SUV
Chinese carmaker has finally made good on its promise to launch its second SUV in South Africa, the Tiggo 8 Pro, Briefly News reports.
The big news is that at the local media launch this week, the brand released the pricing of the two-model line-up.
The flagship model is available in trim lines: Distinction and Executive derivatives, power comes from a 1,6-litre turbo petrol engine with 145kW and 290N.m mated to a seven-speed twin-clutch transmission.
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