Overview
- Ford’s Martín Galdeano announced at the Detroit Auto Show that the off‑road‑focused Ranger Tremor will be produced at the General Pacheco plant in Buenos Aires.
- Sources differ on the start date, with reports pointing to late 2026 and others citing early 2027, and Ford has not released final power or torque figures.
- The Argentina-made Tremor will use a petrol 2.3‑liter EcoBoost engine and is positioned between standard Ranger trims and the high‑performance Raptor.
- Galdeano said initial dynamic tests are planned the summer after production begins in the coastal town of Cariló.
- The program extends Ford’s recent Pacheco investments to about $870 million alongside new single‑cab and chassis‑cab variants due before mid‑2026 and a plug‑in hybrid Ranger targeted around 2027.