Summary
Value 5-seat family SUV in petrol and hybrid versions, front-wheel drive only.
- 5-seat family SUV
- 1.8L turbo petrol or 1.5L hybrid
- 190 hp petrol · 148 hp hybrid
- Hybrid up to 23.2 km/L
- Front-wheel drive only
Value 5-seat family SUV in petrol and hybrid versions, front-wheel drive only.
1.8L Turbo or 1.5L Hybrid
Petrol or hybrid choice
Hands-free open on Titanium
Up to full driver assist
Up to dual-zone auto AC
Twin-slide sunroof up top
Vinyl / leather
5/5 variants available
Best for: Value buyers who want a turbo SUV with the key safety basics and a big touchscreen.
+ All features in Ambiente
Best for: Families who want dual-zone climate, side airbags and brighter auto headlights for a small step up.
+ All features in Trend
Best for: Buyers who want leather, a 360 camera, adaptive cruise and the full comfort suite on petrol.
+ All features in Trend
Best for: Buyers who want the Trend equipment with hybrid economy of up to 23.2 km/L.
+ All features in Titanium
Best for: Top-trim buyers who want every Titanium feature paired with the frugal 1.5L hybrid.
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The Territory offers a 1.8L turbocharged petrol with 190 hp and 320 Nm through a 7-speed automatic, and a 1.5L hybrid with 148 hp and 230 Nm through a 2-speed automatic. Both drive the front wheels.
The 1.8L petrol is more powerful at 190 hp and 320 Nm, while the 1.5L hybrid trades power for economy, returning up to 23.2 km/L versus 15.6 km/L for the petrol. Both are front-wheel-drive automatics.
The hybrid returns up to 23.2 km/L, making it the efficient choice for city and mixed driving. The 1.8L turbo petrol returns about 15.6 km/L.
The Territory is a five-seat SUV across all five variants, with a 12-inch touchscreen standard and a leather-trimmed cabin on Titanium grades. There is no seven-seat option.
No. Every Territory variant is front-wheel drive only, whether petrol or hybrid. It is set up for city and highway use rather than serious off-road or sand driving.
Airbag coverage rises with the trim: the Ambiente has front airbags, the Trend adds side airbags, and the Titanium adds side and curtain airbags. All variants include ISOFIX anchors, a tyre-pressure monitor, remote start and the BLIS blind-spot system.
All variants get Ford's BLIS blind-spot system. The Titanium grades (petrol and hybrid) add a run-off- road warning, collision mitigation, adaptive cruise control, front and rear sensing and a 360-degree camera, while lower trims use a rear camera.
The Titanium leads, with leather seats, a 10-way power driver's seat, a 12.3-inch digital cluster, 19- inch alloys, adaptive cruise, a 360-degree camera, wireless charging, an 8-speaker system and a power tailgate with hands-free opening.
The Titanium grades come with a power twin-slide sunroof as standard, and it is optional on the Trend grades. The entry Ambiente does not offer one.
Every variant has a 12-inch centre touchscreen with Bluetooth and remote start. The Titanium grades upgrade to a 12.3-inch all-digital cluster, a wireless charging pad and an 8-speaker audio system, versus a 7-inch cluster and 6 speakers lower down.
A complete breakdown of features, specs and variants in one detailed brochure for Territory 2026
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