These sources claim that, despite supply issues related to the semiconductor chip shortage, the car’s original timeline will be honored. This means that the refreshed model remains on track for a 2025 model year release. It may seem like the Bronco was revealed just the other day, but it was actually unveiled in June of last year, so considering that most cars have a life cycle of four to five years, it makes sense for Ford to be following suit with the Bronco. With regulatory changes accelerating at a fast rate, this could become the first electrified Bronco, but Ford hasn’t given us even a hint of what to expect just yet.