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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / Step Inside The Ford Territory Titanium To Understand Why It Ticks All The Boxes

Step Inside The Ford Territory Titanium To Understand Why It Ticks All The Boxes

8 May 2024 by Guest

The Ford Territory Titanium is the brand-new SUV you have been looking for. Ford’s new Top Spec vehicle, the new Ford Territory Titanium. The Ford Territory Titanium is ready to hit the road. The three new models in the Ford Territory range are now available for a test drive through Nigel Ladwig at the Eastern …

  • The Ford Territory Titanium is the brand-new SUV you have been looking for.
  • Ford’s new Top Spec vehicle, the new Ford Territory Titanium.
  • The Ford Territory Titanium is ready to hit the road.

The three new models in the Ford Territory range are now available for a test drive through Nigel Ladwig at the Eastern Cape Motor Group’s Ford Branch, North End, Gqeberha. Set to be available on the market June 2024.

The Exterior of the Ford Territory Titanium. Photo: Alan Straton

MyPR and interns were recently offered a test drive of the new Ford Territory Titanium.

First car impressions: MyPR

Typical to the Friendly City – when we fetched the vehicle from Nigel Ladwig at the North End Ford Branch of the East Cape Motor Group in Gqeberha, the ‘hoops’ that most motor journalists normally have to jump through before they get their sweaty spoilt palms on to a vehicle were quickly dispensed with. A mere smart phone photograph of our driver’s proffered ID and a toss of the key in our general direction were enough to get us into the seat and driving. Operating the vehicle is a breeze and connecting an iPhone was simple.

One Word to Describe the Ford Territory Titanium Driving Experience? PLANTED

Interior Impressions by Londeka Ngcongo:

Imagine a car as smart as your smartphone, as comfortable as your living room, and as sleek as your personal style. The new Ford Territory Titanium with technologically advanced features redefine the driving experience starting with the convenience of keyless entry and push start.  A volume control knob near the gear selector lets you fine the tune your audio experience, while the dashboard screen control the car’s advanced speaker system. You can even direct the sound to specific areas of the car, perfect for keeping the kids entertained. The driver’s seats adjust effortlessly with a convenient knob, and button on the doors control the windows, locks, and rear seat windows.

The dashboard is a masterclass in elegance with a simple yet effective design that puts everything within easy reach. 360-degree camera provides a bird’s eye view of your surroundings, making parking and manoeuvring a breeze. A rear air vent and single USB charging point keep you connected, while a wireless charging pad lets you power up your phone without the clutter of cords. Cup holders in the front seats can accommodate even the largest insulated bottle.

Ample storage spaces abound, from the compartment under the volume knob to the tray between the front seats.

The spacious interior envelops you to its comfortability with plush cushioning and supportive seats cradle your body, while ample legroom and headroom create a sense of freedom. Rear passengers can stretch their legs and enjoy the convenience of charging sockets, air vents, and speakers integrated into the doors. The cargo area is a generous space, capable of swallowing four suitcase whole. And if you need even more room, the rear seats can be folded down to create a cavernous cargo bay. Whether you’re running errands or embarking on a road trip.

The Ford Territory’s interior has everything you need to arrive in style and comfort. It ticks all the boxes in terms of seating position, adjustment, driver view and comfort.

One Word to Describe the Ford Territory Titanium Interior Experience? – PRIVILEGED

Exterior Impressions by Dolly Shabalala:

Three Quarter View of the Ford Territory Titanium, Photo: Alan Straton

At the front, the Territory’s face is dominated by its aggressive grille, which features a bold chrome surround and a mesh insert. The LED headlights are slim and angular, with a distinctive LED daytime running light signature that gives the Territory a futuristic look. The front bumper is also heavily sculpted, with deep creases and a prominent skid plate that adds to the vehicle’s rugged appeal. The new Ford Territory Titanium is a masterclass in modern SUV design, with a bold and angular exterior that’s sure to turn heads on the road.

The Territory also features a distinctive chrome window line, which adds a touch of elegance to the vehicle’s overall design. Available in a range of eight exterior colours, including some bold and eye-catching options like Ford Performance Blue and Ruby Red. Overall, the new Ford Territory is a stylish and imposing SUV that’s sure to turn heads on the road.  The SUV measures 4 630mm long, 1 935mm in width, and stands 1 706mm tall. It has a ground clearance of 190mm, with a boot capacity of 448 litres. A space saver spare wheel is provided.

One Word to Describe the Ford Territory Titanium Exterior Experience? – DREAMY

Take a look at the Ford Territory Titanium Exterior Video: Dreaming of the new Ford Territory:

Engine and Transmission Features by Baphiwe Yoyo:

The 2024 Ford Territory has an electric power steering, electronic gear lever and electronic handbrake. The rotary gear shifter allows you to manually shift gears easily by rotating the dial. The shifting of gears is seamless to both driver and passengers. The Driver Assist features include Adaptive Cruise Control, Blind Spot Information System, Collision Mitigation System, Lane-Departure Warning, Rear-View Camera, Hill-Start Assist, and Front & Rear Parking Sensors.

On the road the 1.8l can reach a top speed of 190 kilometres per hour and can go from 0 to 100 km/h in 8.5 seconds – quicker than the previous Ford Territory Titanium X that could go from 0 to 100 km/h in 9.7 seconds. The 1.8 L EcoBoost engine has seven speed twin clutch automatic transmission to provides a balance between fuel efficiency and quick acceleration while maintaining smooth shifting. The four drive modes namely normal, eco, sport, and mountain which cater for wherever the journey takes you.

Transmission Features:

  • The 1.8 L EcoBoost engine has seven speed twin clutch automatic transmission to provides a balance between fuel efficiency and quick acceleration while maintaining smooth shifting.
  • Direct Fuel Injection: A high-pressure fuel system injects fuel directly into the combustion chamber.
  • Variable Camshaft Timing: Controls the intake and exhaust valves to match changes in engine speed and load.
  • Turbocharging: EcoBoost’s lightweight design improves fuel economy, while fewer cylinders mean less friction and more energy saved.
  • 1.8-litre, turbocharged, four-cylinder and petrol engine, delivering a power of 138 kW @ 5 200 r/min.
  • Torque is quoted as 318 N.m @ 1 750 – 3 000 r/min.
  • Fuel Consumption: 7.0 Litres per 100km with comparative CO2 emissions of 161 grams per km.

One Word to Describe the Ford Territory Titanium Mechanicals Experience? – ACCOMMODATING

Features & Prices:

The Ford Territory Titanium 1.8L Ecoboost 7AT, as supplied for our test drive, is the top of the three in the range and priced at R710 000 (incl. VAT). The other two models in the Territory range are: Territory Ambient 1.8L Ecoboost 7AT (R590 000). Territory Trend 1.8L Ecoboost 7AT (R646 600). Quoted pries include the Optional Service Plan Included on Dealer Invoice which the customer can opt out from if they so choose. An optional maintenance plan is also available.

For more information about The Ford Territory Titanium:

To book a test drive: Speak to Nigel Ladwing at North End Ford. ECMG’s order book is currently open.

Video: Step Inside The Ford Territory Titanium To Understand Why It Ticks All The Boxes

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