The Ford Everest Titanium now offers the option of a smaller 18-inch wheel and tyre package for those who want all the features and technology of the flagship variant with the full off-road ability of lower-spec versions.

Available at no extra cost, the 18 by 8.0-inch wheels have increased tyre sidewall compared to the standard 20-inch wheels, and the package also includes a full-size alloy spare wheel. The package also includes suspension revisions and driver assistance technology re-calibrations to suit the changes in wheel fitment.


Specifications otherwise remain unchanged, with the Everest Titanium coming equipped with a panoramic sunroof, leather-accented seats and tyre pressure monitoring over its lesser siblings. Other feature highlights include an 800 mm wading rating, 3000 kg towing capacity, Ford’s Terrain Management System, an 8.0-inch Sync 3 touchscreen infotainment system with navigation, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, rear-view camera, and seven seats.

Pricing has been slightly lowered for the Titanium model, too, now listed at AUD 74,701 before on-road costs – AUD 289 less than when the 2017 upgrades for the Everest range were announced in April.