Electric cars are on the throne: the Ford Bronco off-road SUV is so pitiful, but it is also facing electrification

As revealed by the Ford CEO after the American brand revealed the Ford F-150 Lightning, the Ford Bronco will most likely have an all-electric version.
Since the Ford Mustang Mach-E became an unexpected success, Ford has been scrutinized and ridiculed by many Tesla customers when they indirectly recognized that Blue Oval could become a formidable competitor of the brand under the CEO. Elon Musk later.

It was from a sarcastic comment of the online community on Twitter that the news that the Ford Bronco was being developed an all-electric version immediately became a phenomenon discussed on American car forums. Specifically, shortly after Ford announced the F-150 Lightning, a Tesla supporter commented asking Ford CEO Jim Farley if they are truly committed to a future centered around electric vehicles, why new product lines like Ford Bronco does not have this option? In response, the Ford leader asked this person, “Why do you think we don’t have one?”. Immediately, many American newspapers questioned the Ford spokesman, but the American brand temporarily declined to comment on the feasibility of the project. In 2018, Ford said it would have 7 electric vehicle lines launched before the end of 2022 with a commitment that electrified versions will target the best-selling car series such as Bronco, Escape, Explorer, Mustang and F. -150. Information about the Ford Bronco Hybrid, since then, has generally not been much except for a short video with the digital dashboard on the SUV showing the EV Coaching feature from last year. If Ford is still developing an electrified version of the Bronco from 2018 to now, the 2022 milestone they announced before is completely doable. Reference: Carscoops