Could be!   Obviously Bronco Sport was tied to Escape on C2, so it does theoretically sound like an "easy" add if the provisions space wise are there on BS.   That said, there was plenty of talk regarding Bronco having a hybrid initially until it was cancelled late in the project, so in theory it might be "plug and play"?   I'm honestly surprised at this point/so late in their lifecycles that they don't just wait for next gen models of both for hybrid offerings.

Those platforms are based on almost 100% Chinese supply chains. Bringing production to the US may sound easy but it’s not given that those supply chains have to be completely resourced. Might as well start over with a cheaper platform as you mentioned above.

I'm gonna poo poo on this and say they are conflating the Bronco and Bronco Sport...

Isn’t the 2026 Nautilus on the Google based Ford Digital Experience (not Sync 4)?  I think I read something about what the OP is stating being true.

Yes, that makes total sense given that it’s being designed/engineered in OZ. I think it is also a given that Ranger soldiers on with the Ranger name for ROW.

You REALLY need to go find a 2026 Lincoln Nautilus before you keep trying to tell me what to do.  This is not about how to enable voice commands.  The ONLY subject here is if voice commands can be used to play or list local media files from either a phone or USB stick.   According to all of my testing, AND my dealer, they CANNOT!   With Android Auto disabled, any voice command to play anything results is the car responding that it cannot be done without You Tube Music installed (which does not work even if it is installed).  Any voice command to show or list any music results in the car saying it does not understand.   If you can actually make this work on a REAL 2026 Nautilus, then I would love to see your specific instructions.  Otherwise, please quit trying to talk about something you do not understand.

Zephyr.  Or Evos.

Should've been around since the beginning, but glad they're finally getting to it.

Which model are you referring to?

Ford Bronco Hybrid Arrives In 2027 Amid Automaker's Electrified Pivot    Now, we're receiving further confirmation that a Ford Bronco hybrid model is coming soon, via Automotive News. In its latest future product roadmap, AN says that a Ford Bronco hybrid is not only coming, but very soon - 2027, in fact. As Ford Authority reported earlier today, it will be joined a bit later down the road - by the end of the decade, at least - by a Bronco pickup of some sort, though it's unclear which Bronco it will be based on   https://fordauthority.com/2026/08/ford-bronco-hybrid-arrives-in-2027-amid-automakers-electrified-pivot/