Ford EcoSport Titanium And Titanium+ Trims Get An Updated Instrument Cluster

- Only the Titanium & Titanium+ trims have got the new instrument cluster
- Prices of the Ford EcoSport Titanium & Titanium+ trims remain unchanged
- Both the petrol and diesel models come with 1.5-litre motors
Ford India has silently updated the Titanium and Titanium+ variants of the Ford EcoSport with a new instrument cluster. The new premium instrument cluster comes with chrome rings around the speedometer and tachometer, along with a 4.2-inch Multi-Information Display (MID) unit. The instrument cluster has been borrowed from the company's top-spec Ford EcoSport S variant, which is powered by the company's award-winning 1.0 EcoBoost petrol engine. The prices, on the other hand, remain unaffected for both the petrol and diesel version of Titanium and Titanium+ variants.
Also Read: Ford EcoSport S: Review

The new instrument cluster on the Ford EcoSport Titanium/Titanium+ gets chrome highlights, MID unit
The petrol version is powered by the new 1.5-litre Ti-VCT three-cylinder engine from the Dragon series from Ford, which is tuned to make 121 bhp and 150 Nm of peak torque. The engine comes mated to either a 5-speed manual gearbox or an optional 6-speed automatic torque converter. The diesel model, on the other hand, comes with the tried and tested 1.5-litre TDCi four-cylinder oil burner, which comes paired with a 5-speed gearbox as standard.
Other features that continue to be offered in the Titanium trim include - a chrome grille, satin aluminium roof rails, projector headlamps and LED daytime running lights, and 16-inch alloy wheels along with premium fabric seats, 60/40 split seats, leather-wrapped steering wheel and gear knob, and ambient lighting. As for the Titanium+ variant, it comes with premium leather interior, a cargo area management system-flat bed seats, glove box illumination, rain sensing wipers, automatic headlamps, bigger 17-inch alloy wheels, rearview camera, paddle shifters, cruise control, ISOFIX child seat mounts, and 6 airbags (including side and curtain).
In terms of pricing, the 1.5-litre petrol Titanium MT is priced at Rs. 9.55 lakh, the Titanium+ at Rs. 10.52 lakh, and the Titanium AT at Rs. 11.35 lakh. The diesel models, on the other hand, are priced at Rs. 9.99 lakh for the Titanium MT and Rs. 11.04 lakh for the Titanium+ MT, (all ex-showroom, Delhi).
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