The new Ford Bronco Raptor receives a custom 12-inch digital instrument cluster with specific graphics for each driving mode.
The Ford Bronco Raptor was unveiled just over two months ago. The most extreme version of Ford’s 4×4 arrived loaded with technology, but today we know that it can still be improved. The company has announced that the Ford Bronco Raptor has received a custom 12-inch digital instrument cluster with specific graphics.
This new screen, which has been adapted based on the one fitted to the Ford F-150 Raptor, allows the user to view all the information necessary for driving. Among the data you can see through the digital cockpit are the individual graphs for the seven programs of what Ford calls GOAT (Goes Over Any Type of Terrain).
The Ford Bronco Raptor receives a custom digital instrument cluster
These are driving modes designed for off-roading and Ford has paid close attention to creating the graphics that the new instrument panel will display when you select one driving program or another. In addition, these graphics have been created by former video game developers, which gives it an even more interesting touch.
Ford intends these graphics and the information provided in the instrument cluster to create a “powerhouse for an even smarter Bronco Raptor with more off-road capabilities and features.” Plus, it’s enabled for over-the-air updates, so the possibilities for upgrades are almost limitless.
Each of the GOAT Driving Modes displays the vehicle in a specific graphical configuration for each program and also allows you to view a representation of the configuration that the steering, suspension and exhaust system are currently in.
Another feature called “Performance View” will highlight key performance metrics so the driver can make the most of the vehicle’s potential. On the new screen you will see the red injection cut line move to the 12 o’clock position, while the gear engaged and revs will be highlighted.
