2019 Ford Endeavour Old vs New: Major Differences

The updated Ford Endeavour features subtle cosmetic changes and some additional features

• Gets a few new features like push button start/stop and powered co-driver seat
• Priced lower than the outgoing model.
• Base-spec Trend variant has been discontinued; only offered in Titanium and Titanium+ now.

Ford has launched the 2019 Endeavour in India and here's how the new Endeavour differs from the older model.

Exterior

Since it is a minor update, the cosmetic changes on the new Endeavour are of the easy-to-miss kind. Up front, the new Endeavour gets a reworked grille. It features three slimmer horizontal slats instead of the two thick ones seen on the older model. While the overall shape of the headlamps remains identical, they now get a smoked effect. The front bumper is also slightly reworked while the overall layout remains identical.

The side profile and the rear of the SUV doesn’t feature any changes save for the new 18-inch alloys and LED inserts in the tail lamps.

With the update, Ford has also introduced one new exterior colour on the Endeavour. Called Diffused Sliver, it replaces the Smoke Grey colour on the outgoing model. Other colour options remain similar including Absolute Black, Diamond White, Moondust Silver and Sunset Red.

Interior & Features

While the cabin layout remains identical to the outgoing model, it gets a dual-tone (black-beige) finish instead of the tri-colour setup – brown, black and beige – on the outgoing model.

The new Endeavour also gets an updated list of features. Along with active noise cancelling, 8-inch SYNC3 touchscreen infotainment with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, hands free parking, powered driver seat, panoramic sunroof, semi-digital instrument cluster and upto 7 airbags, the new Endeavour gets additional features such as push button start and powered co-driver seat.

Variants

 With the update, Ford has also updated the variant lineup of the flagship SUV. while the earlier model was available in three variants -- Trend, Titanium and Titanium+ -- the new Endeavour gets two variants only: Titanium and Titanium+.

Engine

The updated Endeavour carriers forward the same 2.2-litre and 3.2-litre diesel engines as its predecessor. Where the smaller engine makes 160PS of power and 385Nm of torque, the bigger unit is good for 200PS and 470Nm. Both engines continue to come with a 6-speed automatic transmission. However, with the update Ford has also re-introduced the 6-speed MT gearbox to the mix, although it is limited to the 2.2-litre diesel engine only as before.

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Price

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