The EcoSport comes in one of four different all-wheel drive trim levels. It's powered by a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine that produces 166 horsepower mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission.
Standard features on the base EcoSport S include power windows and door locks, cruise control with steering wheel controls, automatic headlights, a 6-speaker sound system with Ford's SYNC infotainment and audio steering wheel controls, mobile hotspot integration, power mirrors, auto start-stop technology, a hill start assist system, 16-inch alloy wheels and keyless entry with a panic alarm.
The SE version adds a few thousand dollars to the base price but includes quite a few more comfort and convenience features. The SE gets a better infotainment system with an 8-inch monitor and SYNC 3, Apple CarPlay, satellite radio, power moonroof, rear parking sensors, automatic temperature control, heated front seats and a proximity key with push button start.
The Titanium trim looks to offer a premium small car feel, with lots of near luxury features in a diminutive package. Included with the Titanium trim is a 10-speaker 675-watt Bang and Olufsen sound system with SiriusXM Satellite and HD Radio, a voice activated 8-inch touchscreen with navigation with real-time traffic and weather display, cloth and leatherette trimmed seating, 17-inch machined alloy wheels, additional exterior chrome around the roof rails and the beltline, rain sensing wipers, rear cross-traffic alert, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, heated steering wheel and FordPass Connect 4G for internet access.
The top of the line SES gets a sportier suspension calibration along with black 17-inch wheels and like the Titanium, the SES also gets the nicer navigation system along with its rear-cross traffic alert and Ford Co-Pilot360 for blind spots, FordPass Connect 4G, 7-speakers, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and a 6-way power driver seat.
Standard features on the base EcoSport S include power windows and door locks, cruise control with steering wheel controls, automatic headlights, a 6-speaker sound system with Ford's SYNC infotainment and audio steering wheel controls, mobile hotspot integration, power mirrors, auto start-stop technology, a hill start assist system, 16-inch alloy wheels and keyless entry with a panic alarm.
The SE version adds a few thousand dollars to the base price but includes quite a few more comfort and convenience features. The SE gets a better infotainment system with an 8-inch monitor and SYNC 3, Apple CarPlay, satellite radio, power moonroof, rear parking sensors, automatic temperature control, heated front seats and a proximity key with push button start.
The Titanium trim looks to offer a premium small car feel, with lots of near luxury features in a diminutive package. Included with the Titanium trim is a 10-speaker 675-watt Bang and Olufsen sound system with SiriusXM Satellite and HD Radio, a voice activated 8-inch touchscreen with navigation with real-time traffic and weather display, cloth and leatherette trimmed seating, 17-inch machined alloy wheels, additional exterior chrome around the roof rails and the beltline, rain sensing wipers, rear cross-traffic alert, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, heated steering wheel and FordPass Connect 4G for internet access.
The top of the line SES gets a sportier suspension calibration along with black 17-inch wheels and like the Titanium, the SES also gets the nicer navigation system along with its rear-cross traffic alert and Ford Co-Pilot360 for blind spots, FordPass Connect 4G, 7-speakers, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and a 6-way power driver seat.
