Ford Bronco Package Comparison Chart (2026): Mid, Lux & Sasquatch by Trim
Last updated: October 2026. Checked against Ford’s 2026 Bronco price list and order guide.
On the 2026 Ford Bronco, the Mid Package is standard on Outer Banks, Badlands, Heritage Edition and Stroppe Edition and optional on Big Bend. The Lux Package is optional on Outer Banks and Badlands, standard on Stroppe Edition and Raptor, and not offered on Base, Big Bend or Heritage Edition.
The Sasquatch Package is optional on Base, Big Bend, Outer Banks and Badlands and standard on Heritage and Stroppe. Raptor does not offer Sasquatch. Availability on this page comes from Ford’s own model pages; prices come from third-party reports because Ford does not publish them there.
Ford Bronco packages are not the same thing as Bronco trims. A trim (Base, Big Bend, Outer Banks, Badlands, Heritage Edition, Stroppe Edition or Raptor) sets the starting equipment level. A package (Mid, Lux, Sasquatch, Black Diamond, Wildtrak and several appearance packages) is an equipment group layered on a trim, and which packages you can get changes by trim.
This chart shows what is standard, optional or not offered on each 2026 trim, what each package contains, and what the reported prices are. For a full trim-by-trim comparison, see our Bronco trim levels chart and Bronco model comparison chart.
Ford Bronco Package Availability by Trim (2026)
Availability below follows the package lists on Ford’s model pages for Base, Big Bend, Outer Banks, Badlands, Heritage Edition, Stroppe Edition and Raptor.
| Trim | Mid Package | Lux Package | Sasquatch Package | Other packages Ford lists |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base | Not offered | Not offered | Optional | Sasquatch Graphics (optional) |
| Big Bend | Optional | Not offered | Optional (also adds Black Diamond) | Black Diamond, Free Wheeling, Black Appearance (all optional) |
| Outer Banks | Standard | Optional | Optional | 60th Anniversary (with Lux), Black Appearance (both optional) |
| Badlands | Standard on Ford.com (see note) | Optional | Optional | Wildtrak (four-door), Black Appearance (optional); HOSS 3.0 suspension (optional) |
| Heritage Edition | Standard | Not offered | Standard | None listed |
| Stroppe Edition | Standard | Standard | Standard | None listed; HOSS 3.0 standard |
| Raptor | Not listed separately (Lux is standard) | Standard | Not offered | Raptor Code Orange and Raptor Black appearance packages (optional) |
Badlands note: Ford’s Badlands page lists the Mid Package as standard, but Ford Authority’s 2026 price list shows Mid as a $1,675 option on Badlands. Check your exact build in Build & Price.
A few rules follow from the table. Base is the only trim that cannot get Mid or Lux at all. Heritage Edition gets Sasquatch standard but skips Lux. Raptor has its own suspension (HOSS 4.0 with FOX Live Valve dampers) and 37-inch tires, so Sasquatch is not part of its package list. And on Big Bend, Ford says that choosing Sasquatch also adds the Black Diamond Package.
Trailer tow: Prep Package vs Trailer Tow Package
These are two different things. Ford lists the Trailer Tow Prep Package as standard on Base, Big Bend, Outer Banks, Badlands, Heritage Edition and Stroppe Edition, and the Trailer Tow Package as an option on those trims (Ford Authority prices it at $750 and says it is dealer-installed). Raptor lists an “Upgraded Tow Package” as standard. For ratings, see our Bronco towing capacity chart.
Bronco Package Order Codes (222A, 312A, 314A and Others)
Dealers and forums refer to Bronco equipment groups by order code. The table below comes from Ford’s 2024 Bronco order guide (model year 2024). Searches for 2026 trucks still use the same Big Bend and Outer Banks codes, but Ford can change code sets by model year, so confirm the code on your window sticker or in Ford’s order guide before ordering. Wildtrak was a separate trim in 2024 and is a Badlands package for 2026, so its 2024 codes no longer map to a trim.
| Trim (2024 guide) | Equipment group codes | What the codes mean |
|---|---|---|
| Big Bend | 221A, 222A | 222A is the group that includes the Mid Package |
| Outer Banks | 312A, 314A | 312A includes the Mid Package features; 314A is the High/Lux Package, incremental to Mid |
| Badlands | 331A, 332A, 334A | Standard, Mid and High/Lux groups, in that order |
| Wildtrak (2024 trim) | 352A, 354A | Mid and High/Lux groups; Wildtrak is a Badlands package for 2026 |
| Raptor | 374A | Single Raptor equipment group |
Ford’s separate option code for the Sasquatch Graphics Package is 50U. It is offered only with Sasquatch, on four-door models, and cannot be combined with Paint Protection Film.
What Comes in the Ford Bronco Mid Package
Mid is the first comfort step. It is standard on Outer Banks, Badlands (per Ford.com), Heritage Edition and Stroppe Edition and optional on Big Bend. Contents reported for the Mid Package (Ford Authority, Badlands):
- Keyless entry (Intelligent Access)
- Dual-zone electronic automatic temperature control
- Heated front seats and heated steering wheel
- Remote start (automatic transmission only)
- Rear parking sensors
- Ford Co-Pilot360 driver-assist suite
- Ambient footwell lighting, connected navigation (one-year subscription) and USB ports
Mid is strictly comfort and convenience; it adds no off-road hardware.
What Comes in the Ford Bronco Lux Package
Lux is described by Ford as “incremental to Mid,” so you get everything in Mid plus the following (Ford Authority, Outer Banks):
- 360-degree camera system
- Adaptive cruise control
- B&O Sound System by Bang & Olufsen with 12 speakers and a subwoofer
- Evasive Steering Assist
- Front parking sensors
- SYNC 4 with the Information on Demand panel
- Sideview mirrors with LED approach lamps and LED spotlight, and a universal garage door opener
Lux is optional on Outer Banks and Badlands, standard on Stroppe Edition and Raptor, and not listed on Base, Big Bend or Heritage Edition. For one trim in detail, see our Outer Banks guide and Outer Banks vs Badlands comparison.
Bronco Sasquatch Package: What’s Included, Price & Specs
Sasquatch Package at a glance (2026, option code 765): 35-inch mud-terrain tires, front and rear electronic-locking axles, a 4.7 final-drive ratio, high-clearance fender flares and 17-inch beadlock-capable wheels. Ground clearance is 11.6 in (2-door) and 11.5 in (4-door), with a 43.3° approach angle.
| Trim | Sasquatch price (MSRP) |
|---|---|
| Base | $8,460 manual / $6,465 automatic |
| Big Bend | $6,175 manual / $4,180 automatic (requires Black Diamond) |
| Outer Banks | $6,465 |
| Badlands | $6,345 manual / $4,350 automatic |
| Heritage Edition | Included |
Sasquatch is the biggest capability jump Ford sells on the Bronco. It is standard on Heritage Edition and Stroppe Edition and optional on Base, Big Bend, Outer Banks and Badlands. Contents:
- Advanced 4×4 with automatic on-demand engagement
- 17-inch alloy wheels and 35-inch LT315/70R17 rugged-terrain tires
- Electronic-locking front and rear axles with a 4.7 final drive ratio
- High-clearance suspension and high-clearance fender flares
- Position-sensitive Bilstein dampers (Ford’s HOSS 2.0 system)
- Front-row grab handles
Ford publishes this capability with Sasquatch on Base and Badlands (two-door / four-door), and lists the four-door figures for Big Bend and Outer Banks:
| Measure with Sasquatch (35-inch tires) | Two-door | Four-door |
|---|---|---|
| Ground clearance | 11.6 in | 11.5 in |
| Approach angle | 43.3° | 43.3° |
| Breakover angle | 28.9° | 26.3° |
| Departure angle | 37.0° | 36.9° |
Bronco HOSS suspension levels
Ford’s HOSS (High-performance Off-road Stability Suspension) name appears on several packages, and the number is easy to mix up:
| System | Where Ford lists it | Dampers |
|---|---|---|
| HOSS 1.0 | Standard on Base and Outer Banks | Passive damping, forged alloy A-arms, long-travel coil-overs |
| HOSS 2.0 | Standard on Badlands, Heritage Edition and any Bronco with Sasquatch | Bilstein Position Sensitive Dampers |
| HOSS 3.0 | Optional on Badlands, standard on Stroppe Edition and in the Wildtrak Package | FOX Internal Bypass Dampers, front steel bash plates, severe-duty steering rack |
| HOSS 4.0 | Raptor only | FOX Live Valve semi-active dampers with terrain monitoring |
So Sasquatch brings HOSS 2.0. If you want HOSS 3.0 with FOX dampers, that is an upgrade on Badlands or standard on Stroppe Edition.
Special and Appearance Packages by Trim
| Package | Trims | What it adds |
|---|---|---|
| Black Diamond | Big Bend only | Advanced 4×4, steel bumpers and bash plates, rock rails, grab handles, auxiliary switches with pre-run wiring, washable flooring, 32-inch all-terrain tires with full-size spare, 4.46 final drive with locking rear axle |
| Free Wheeling | Big Bend only | Retro styling: painted door handles, silver grille with red accents, graphics, floor liners, marine-grade vinyl/cloth seats, 32-inch all-terrain tires |
| Black Appearance | Big Bend, Outer Banks, Badlands | Black door handles, fender flares, grille and mirror caps, black graphics, black 17-inch wheels, 32-inch all-terrain tires with full-size spare. Cannot be combined with Free Wheeling |
| 60th Anniversary | Outer Banks only | Includes the Sasquatch Package, Wimbledon White or Ruby Red Metallic paint, unique badging, graphics and wheels, ebony leather seats with Alpine inserts. Reported to require the Lux Package |
| Wildtrak | Badlands four-door only | Ford says it includes the 2.7L EcoBoost V6, 10-speed automatic, Sasquatch, HOSS 3.0 with FOX dampers and the Black Appearance Package |
| Sasquatch Graphics (50U) | Any trim with Sasquatch, four-door only | Exterior graphics; requires Sasquatch but is not required by it |
| Raptor Code Orange / Raptor Black | Raptor only | Appearance packages with unique finishes and graphics |
| Ford Connectivity Package | All trims (software) | Wi-Fi hotspot, audio and video streaming, voice assistant and entertainment, enabled for seven years from purchase |
| FITS Accessory Pack | Optional on several trims | Base plate, Bronco-branded console cupholder, small and large bins |
Bronco Package Pricing by Trim (Reported, 2026)
Ford’s model pages do not show package prices, so the figures below are third-party reports from Ford Authority per-trim package pages and Edmunds’ 2026 Bronco pricing guide. They do not always agree, and prices change with model-year updates, so treat them as planning numbers and confirm in Build & Price.
| Package | Trim | Reported price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mid | Big Bend | $1,540 | Edmunds |
| Mid | Badlands | $1,675 | Ford Authority lists it as optional; Ford.com lists Mid as standard on Badlands |
| Lux | Outer Banks | $2,875 (Ford Authority) / $2,825 (Edmunds) | Incremental to Mid |
| Lux | Badlands | $4,500 | Ford Authority; includes the Mid content, so it costs more than on Outer Banks, where Mid is standard |
| Sasquatch | Base | $8,460 | Ford Authority and Edmunds agree |
| Sasquatch | Big Bend | $6,175 (Ford Authority) / $8,460 (Edmunds) | Ford says it also adds the Black Diamond Package ($4,495); confirm the total in Build & Price |
| Sasquatch | Outer Banks, Badlands | $6,475 | Ford Authority |
| Black Diamond | Big Bend | $4,495 | Ford Authority and Edmunds |
| Free Wheeling | Big Bend | $2,495 | Ford Authority and Edmunds |
| Black Appearance | Big Bend / Outer Banks / Badlands | $995 / $600 / $1,850 | Ford Authority |
| 60th Anniversary | Outer Banks | $4,995 (Ford Authority) / $5,995 (Edmunds) | Requires Lux |
| Wildtrak | Badlands four-door | $11,945 | Ford Authority |
| Trailer Tow Package | Base, Stroppe Edition | $750 | Dealer-installed; Ford Authority |
| Sasquatch Graphics (50U) | Base, Badlands, Outer Banks | $520 | One report lists $600 on Big Bend |
| Ford Connectivity Package | All | $745 | One-time purchase, seven years of features |
The pattern: the same package costs less on trims that already carry more of its content, and more on trims with a lower equipment floor. Sasquatch on a Base Bronco ($8,460) costs about $2,000 more than on Outer Banks or Badlands ($6,475) for that reason.
Choosing the Right Bronco Package for Your Use Case
| If you want | Look at | Why |
|---|---|---|
| A comfortable daily driver | Outer Banks (Mid standard), add Lux for tech | Mid and Lux are the comfort and tech ladder; no Sasquatch needed |
| Trail hardware without a pricier trim | Sasquatch on Base, Big Bend, Outer Banks or Badlands | Locking axles, 35-inch tires and HOSS 2.0 on any of these |
| Serious wheeling with factory capability | Badlands or Heritage Edition | Both include HOSS 2.0; Heritage includes Sasquatch standard |
| The cheapest route to locking axles and 35s | Base plus Sasquatch | Lowest trim floor, but Sasquatch costs the most here |
| Factory HOSS 3.0 with FOX dampers | Stroppe Edition, or Badlands with the HOSS 3.0 option / Wildtrak | HOSS 3.0 is standard on Stroppe and optional on Badlands |
| Maximum capability with no package | Raptor | HOSS 4.0, 37-inch tires and Lux are standard |
Is the Sasquatch Package worth it?
If you drive off pavement regularly, yes: Ford lists 11.5–11.6 inches of ground clearance and a 43.3° approach angle with Sasquatch, and the electronic-locking axles are the main trail upgrade. If you rarely leave pavement, Mid or Lux on an Outer Banks gives you more daily-use value, and Sasquatch adds a larger tire to maintain and replace. See our Bronco tire size chart for sizes.
Ford Bronco Package Comparison Chart FAQ
What is the difference between Bronco trims and packages?
A trim is the base model you choose, like Big Bend or Badlands, and it sets the starting equipment level. A package is an equipment group layered on top, and which packages you can order changes by trim.
What is in the Ford Bronco Mid Package?
Reported contents include Intelligent Access, dual-zone automatic climate control, heated front seats and steering wheel, remote start on automatic models, rear parking sensors and Ford Co-Pilot360. It is standard on Outer Banks, Heritage Edition and Stroppe Edition and optional on Big Bend.
What is included in the Ford Bronco Lux Package?
Lux includes everything in Mid plus a 360-degree camera, adaptive cruise control, a 12-speaker B&O sound system, Evasive Steering Assist, front parking sensors and SYNC 4 with the Information on Demand panel. It is optional on Outer Banks and Badlands and standard on Stroppe Edition and Raptor.
Can you add the Sasquatch Package to any Bronco trim?
No. Ford lists it as optional on Base, Big Bend, Outer Banks and Badlands, standard on Heritage Edition and Stroppe Edition, and not offered on Raptor. On Big Bend it also adds the Black Diamond Package.
How much is the Sasquatch Package on a 2026 Bronco?
$4,180 to $8,460 depending on trim and transmission. It is included on the Heritage Edition.
What does the Sasquatch Package include?
Advanced 4×4, 17-inch wheels with 35-inch LT315/70R17 rugged-terrain tires, electronic-locking front and rear axles with a 4.7 final drive, high-clearance suspension and fender flares, and Bilstein position-sensitive dampers (HOSS 2.0). Ford lists 11.6 inches of ground clearance on a two-door and 43.3 degrees of approach angle.
What do the codes 222A, 312A and 314A mean on a Bronco?
They are Ford equipment group order codes. In Ford’s 2024 order guide, 222A is the Big Bend group with the Mid Package, 312A is the Outer Banks group with Mid, and 314A is the Outer Banks High/Lux group. Codes can change by model year, so check your window sticker.
Does the Trailer Tow Package come on every Bronco trim?
Ford lists the Trailer Tow Prep Package as standard on every trim except Raptor and the Trailer Tow Package as optional. Raptor lists an Upgraded Tow Package as standard instead.
What is the Bronco Wildtrak Package?
For 2026 Wildtrak is a package on four-door Badlands models. Ford says it includes the 2.7L EcoBoost V6, 10-speed automatic, the Sasquatch Package, HOSS 3.0 with FOX dampers and the Black Appearance Package. Ford Authority reports a price of $11,945.
Related Ford Bronco Guides
- Ford Bronco Trim Levels Chart — every trim side by side
- Ford Bronco Model Comparison Chart — models compared by spec
- Best Ford Bronco Trim — which trim fits which buyer
- Big Bend vs Outer Banks — the most common cross-shop
- Ford Bronco Towing Capacity Chart — ratings by configuration
- Ford Bronco Tire Size Chart — stock and Sasquatch tire sizes
Full trim guide: Ford Bronco Trim Levels Chart
