The Ford Maverick and Bronco Sport are based on the same platform. In this side by side comparison, we can see they’re really different.
Maverick
Bronco Sport
Both the Maverick and Bronco Sport share their unitary C2 platform with the Escape crossover.
Maverick
Bronco Sport
There are no body panels shared between either the Escape, Bronco Sport or Maverick. The Escape is designed like a bigger Focus hatch, while the Maverick is a smaller F-150, and the Bronco Sport steals styling from the body on frame Bronco.
Maverick
Bronco Sport
The Maverick has a 191hp (142kW) 2.5L I4 hybrid standard, while the base Bronco Sport has a 181hp (135kW) 1.5L turbo I3. Both have an optional 245hp (183kW) 2L turbo I4.
Maverick
Bronco Sport
All three cars have different exteriors, and completely different interiors too. The Maverick is very trying to be a mini-F-150.
Maverick
Bronco Sport
While the designs are different, a lot of the underlying technology and parts are shared, including the switches, steering wheel, air conditioning controls, and instrument pack.
Maverick
Bronco Sport
All three cars have Sync 3 infotainment systems.
Maverick
Bronco Sport
Both cars have a rear seats that flip up to reveal underseat storage, although the Bronco Sport lifts up in two parts, while the Maverick seat base is one piece, which could be a problem if you have a child's seat installed.
Maverick
Bronco Sport
The Maverick will have attachments for the rear of the center console for things like cupholders, while the Bronco Sport has a clip that attaches the map pockets.
Maverick
Bronco Sport
Do you want an open bed, or a closed trunk space? That's the choice. Also the Bronco Sport is much shorter with a length of just 172.7-in (4,387 mm) compared to the Maverick's 199.7-in (5,072 mm).
Maverick
Bronco Sport
Although the Maverick has a much longer wheelbase too, most of that is for the bed. Rear seat room doesn't look too different.
Maverick
Bronco Sport
The front seats look the same, but the Maverick has a very interesting interior door trim design with lots of color and half size arm rests to allow larger bottles to fit.
Maverick
Bronco Sport
The Maverick's bed can carry loads up to 1,500lb (680kg), but is short at around 4.5ft (1,371mm).
Maverick
Bronco Sport
With the tailgate down, the load area is around 6ft (1.83m). The Bronco Sport's trunk is plastic lined, so it'll stand up better to dirt than regular carpet.
Maverick
Bronco Sport
The Maverick's tailgate can support up to 400lb (181kg). Perfect for tailgating then. These also a 110V power socket and light in the bed.
Maverick
Bronco Sport
Both cars have a bottle opener in the back for beers and outdoor adventures.
