Latest Ford Escape News

Most Ford models sold in Australia since mid-2020 will soon require their owners to pay for certain functions which are currently free.

Ford is recalling 15 Escape PHEVs built in 2022 as they may shift into neutral while driving and then shift into park.

More than 150 Ford Escapes have been recalled in Australia after it was discovered a defect could cause the SUV to lose steering control.

Ford has revealed an updated version of the mid-sized petrol and hybrid SUV it sold here as the Escape, but don't expect it to come here.

Escape, Rio, CX-9, Passat... Some nameplates that have been around for a long, long time in Australia have been axed this year, along with some newer nameplates.

Ford has recalled 206 Escape PHEVs due to an issue which can result in an engine failure, and which could lead to a vehicle fire.

Ford has said it's exiting the "two-row commodity SUV market" because "it didn't really work out for us", suggesting the Escape could be making an Escape.

Ford has blamed inadequate supply for slow sales of its Escape, but with this improving it thinks it can turn things around.

Ford Australia has recalled 140 examples of its 2019-22 Escape to fix a problem that could cause a fire.

The revised Ford Escape has been spied outside the Nurburgring, and sports a bolder face much like the facelifted Focus.

The Ford Escape PHEV is firming for a second quarter launch in Australia following lengthy delays. No plans for a normal hybrid, though.

The 2022 Ford Escape will lose its multi-link rear suspension in front-wheel drive models, switching to a torsion-beam rear axle.

Ford's oft-overlooked mid-sized SUV adds some more safety technology for 2022, while front-wheel drive models have different rear suspension.

Hanging out for the Escape PHEV? You'll have to wait a little longer. Ford also indicated it's planning more hybrids and EVs for Australia.

The MY21.25 Ford Escape range sees some equipment changes heading into 2021, with more kit at the bottom end and less at the top.

Medium SUVs are the market's most popular vehicles. Prepare for the new or updated Hyundai Tucson, Kia Sportage, Mitsubishi Outlander, Nissan X-Trail, Volkswagen Tiguan, Audi Q5, Genesis GV70, Lexus NX, and plenty more.