Ford Everest

Selected: Everest 2.0 SiT Active • Price: R 825 000
Model range: R 825 000R 1 340 000
Body type
SUVs
Transmission
Automatic
Fuel
Diesel
Drive
Rear
Power
125 kW
Torque
405 Nm
Fuel consumption
7.5 L/100km
Monthly fuel cost
R 2 324/month
Your monthly km driven
km/month
The entry-level option in the range, designed to keep monthly repayments and upfront costs lower.
4x2 models
AWD models

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72 mo • 10% deposit • 35% balloon • 10.75% APR
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APR: 10.75%
Monthly: R 11 257

Estimated instalment based on a R 825 000 retail price, 10% deposit, 35% balloon, 72-month term at 10.75% APR. Not a dealer or manufacturer offer.

Balloon due: R 288 750
Insurance Estimator
Estimated monthly premium
R 2 100 – R 2 700
Rough estimate only. Assumes standalone comprehensive cover — multi-policy or loyalty discounts (typically 15–25%) are not reflected. Actual premium depends on your full risk profile, claims history, and insurer.

About the Ford Everest

The Ford Everest is a diesel ladder-frame SUV available in South Africa across XLT, Sport, Wildtrak, and Platinum specification levels with 2.0-litre BiTurbo and 3.0-litre V6 turbodiesel engines in 4x2 and 4x4 configurations, offering seven-seat family SUV capability on the same platform as the Ranger bakkie. The V6 Wildtrak and Platinum at the top of the range add the 3.0-litre engine and a more complete luxury specification, while the entry 2.0 BiTurbo XLT covers buyers who want a practical seven-seat diesel SUV at a more accessible price. It competes with the Toyota Fortuner, Isuzu MU-X, and Mitsubishi Pajero Sport, and suits buyers who want a proper ladder-frame seven-seat diesel SUV with Ford's broad South African dealer network and strong bakkie-derived durability credentials.

Who is the Everest best for?

  • Families who need a genuine seven-seat ladder-frame diesel SUV and want Ford's dealer network and Ranger-derived durability
  • Buyers comparing the Everest against the Toyota Fortuner and Isuzu MU-X on specification, comfort, and towing capability
  • Adventure and towing buyers who want the V6 3.0TD Wildtrak for maximum diesel torque in a capable 4x4 SUV
  • Buyers who want the Platinum as a fully specified luxury SUV at the top of the Everest range with the V6 engine

Ford Everest — frequently asked questions

How much does the Everest cost in South Africa?
The Everest is priced from R825 000 to R1 340 000 in South Africa, depending on variant (5 variants listed).
What is the monthly instalment on a Everest?
Based on a 72-month contract with 10% deposit, 35% balloon and 10.75% APR, repayments on the cheapest Everest (from R825 000) start from about R11 257/month — indicative only, subject to credit approval.
What is the Everest's fuel consumption?
The Everest has a claimed fuel consumption of 7.5 to 8.5 L/100km.
What engine options does the Everest come in?
The Everest range includes Diesel options, with engine capacities from 2L to 3L, producing up to 184kW.
Is the Everest available with automatic or manual transmission?
The Everest is available exclusively with an automatic transmission.
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Everest 2.0 SiT Active
R 825 000
Monthly
R 11 257
72 mo • 10% deposit • 35% balloon • 10.75% APR • Balloon plan