The 2026 Ford Bronco Sport Big Bend is the entry point of the lineup — but entry point doesn't mean plain. The Bronze Package and Black Diamond Off-Road Package are both available exclusively on the Big Bend, and together they create one of the most visually distinctive and practically capable configurations in the entire Bronco Sport lineup. This guide breaks down what each package adds, why the combination works the way it does, and what buyers in central Minnesota should know before they configure or come in to look at one.

What Is the Bronze Package on the 2026 Ford Bronco Sport Big Bend?

The Bronze Package is a Big Bend-exclusive appearance package that adds coordinated bronze exterior accents throughout the vehicle. On the unit in this video — Space White Metallic, Stock #F2680 — the Bronze Package contributes bronze badging and trim elements that create a deliberate contrast against the white exterior. It's a warm-toned, earthy palette that references the outdoor and adventure identity the Bronco Sport lineup is built around.

The Bronze Package is a visual and character upgrade, not a mechanical one. Its value is in what it does to the Bronco Sport's appearance — the contrast between Space White, the bronze accents, and the dark wheel and badge elements from the Black Diamond package creates a combination that stands out from a standard Big Bend configuration. For the complete and current contents of the Bronze Package, confirm directly with our team at Jay Malone Ford or check ford.com using the Build & Price tool — package contents are subject to model year update.

What Is the Black Diamond Off-Road Package — and What Does It Add?

The Black Diamond Off-Road Package is the most significant off-road upgrade available at the entry level of the Bronco Sport lineup. It is available exclusively on the Big Bend trim — not on Heritage, Outer Banks, or Badlands. Among the confirmed contents of the Black Diamond Off-Road Package: Pro Power Onboard 400W, which places an integrated power inverter behind the center console and in the cargo area, giving you accessible 120V AC power from inside the vehicle or from the cargo zone without a generator.

The Black Diamond badging and dark visual elements are also confirmed on this configuration. For the full and current package contents list — including any additional items not listed here — confirm with our team or use Ford's Build & Price tool at ford.com. Package content can vary and we always recommend confirming the exact spec of any specific unit before purchase. Our team at Jay Malone Ford will walk through every item on the window sticker with you before you buy. For how the Black Diamond package fits within the broader Bronco Sport off-road capability story, see our 2026 Bronco Sport off-road capability guide.

Can You Get the Bronze and Black Diamond Packages Together on the Big Bend?

Yes — and the unit in this video is exactly that configuration. The Space White Metallic 2026 Bronco Sport Big Bend, Stock #F2680, has both the Bronze Package and the Black Diamond Off-Road Package fitted together. This is not a common combination on most lots in central Minnesota — it's a specific build that results in a visually cohesive package where the bronze accents, black diamond badging, and 17" Carbonized Gray-Painted High Gloss Aluminum Wheels all work together against the Space White exterior.

Both packages are Big Bend exclusive — meaning you can only access them at this trim level. The Outer Banks, Heritage, and Badlands have their own package structures and neither the Bronze nor the Black Diamond Off-Road Package transfers to those trims. If you want this specific combination, the Big Bend is the only place it lives. For a full breakdown of what each trim in the 2026 Bronco Sport lineup gets and what distinguishes them, our 2026 Bronco Sport trim levels guide covers every level in depth.

Why Does Space White Work So Well With Bronze and Black Diamond?

Color and package coordination matters more on the Bronco Sport than on most vehicles because the Bronco Sport's design language is already deliberately expressive — it's a vehicle with a visual point of view, not just a transportation appliance. Space White Metallic creates a neutral high-contrast base that lets the accent packages do their work without competing with the body color.

The Bronze Package's warm earth tones read clearly against white in a way they don't against darker body colors. The Black Diamond badging and Carbonized Gray-Painted wheels add a dark anchor that keeps the combination from reading too light or soft. Black Roof-Rack Side Rails on the roofline create a visual dividing line at the top that grounds the whole package. The result on this specific unit is a three-tone combination — white body, bronze accents, dark wheels and badges — that's consistent with the outdoor and adventure positioning the Bronco Sport is built around, without veering into anything garish or overdone.

It's worth seeing in person. The video above gives you a good representation, but the Space White + Bronze + Black Diamond combination reads differently in sunlight than it does in a showroom or on a screen. If you're nearby in Hutchinson, Willmar, Litchfield, or Glencoe — stop in and look at it. We'll make the time.

How Does the Black Diamond Package Change What the Big Bend Can Do?

The Black Diamond Off-Road Package doesn't change the Bronco Sport's mechanical off-road foundation — it adds on top of what's already there. The Big Bend already comes with the full standard 4x4 system, HOSS 1.0 Off-Road Tuned Suspension (Bronco Heritage Off-Road Suspension System), and five G.O.A.T. Modes (Normal, ECO, Sport, Slippery, and Off-Road). Those are standard on the Big Bend regardless of packages.

What the Black Diamond package adds is confirmed additional utility: the Pro Power Onboard 400W system means you have accessible power for tools, lighting, or equipment at the cargo zone or behind the console — without a separate generator. For central Minnesota buyers who use their SUV at remote job sites, at a hunting camp, at a lake cabin without power, or on a trail where charging devices matters — that's a practical addition that changes what the Bronco Sport can do in the field.

For the full picture of how the Bronco Sport's standard 4x4 and HOSS suspension perform in Minnesota winter conditions — which is the test that matters most for most buyers in this market — see our 2026 Bronco Sport Minnesota winter capability guide.

Is the Bronze + Black Diamond Big Bend the Right Bronco Sport for Central Minnesota Buyers?

That depends on what you're optimizing for. The Bronze + Black Diamond Big Bend is the right call if you want: the most visually distinctive Big Bend configuration available, Pro Power Onboard 400W for field use without a generator, and access to the full standard Big Bend capability package — 4x4, HOSS 1.0, G.O.A.T. Modes — at a lower price point than the Outer Banks or Badlands.

It's not the right call if you want: the B&O Unleashed sound system (Outer Banks), heated leather seats (Outer Banks), the 2.0L engine (Badlands only), the more advanced HOSS 2.0 suspension (Badlands), or Trail Control (Badlands). Those features require moving up the trim ladder. The Big Bend — even fully packaged — is the entry tier of the lineup, and that's what makes it compelling: it delivers the Bronco Sport's core capability and a sharp visual identity at the most accessible price in the lineup.

For the full comparison of what each trim gets and where the packages apply, visit our 2026 Ford Bronco Sport overview page — and if you want to talk through the right configuration for how you actually drive in central Minnesota, call us or come in. That's what we're here for.

Key Takeaways

  • The Bronze Package and Black Diamond Off-Road Package are both exclusive to the Big Bend trim — not available on Outer Banks, Heritage, or Badlands
  • Both packages can be configured together — the Space White + Bronze + Black Diamond combination is one of the most visually distinctive builds in the Bronco Sport lineup
  • Confirmed Black Diamond Off-Road Package content on this unit: Pro Power Onboard 400W (center console and cargo area); confirm full package contents at ford.com or with our team
  • The Black Diamond package adds utility on top of Big Bend's standard 4x4, HOSS 1.0 suspension, and five G.O.A.T. Modes — which are standard regardless of packages
  • 17" Carbonized Gray-Painted High Gloss Aluminum Wheels and Black Roof-Rack Side Rails are confirmed on this specific unit
  • The Bronze + Black Diamond Big Bend is the right choice for buyers who want peak Big Bend capability and visual identity at the entry tier price point

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Bronze Package available on any Bronco Sport trim other than the Big Bend?

Based on the configuration of the unit on our lot (Stock #F2680) and the trim-level documentation in our Bronco Sport cluster, the Bronze Package is a Big Bend exclusive. Confirm current availability for your desired configuration at ford.com or by calling us at (320) 587-4748 — package availability can vary by model year update.

Can I factory order a Bronco Sport Big Bend with the Bronze and Black Diamond packages in a different color?

Yes — if the color and package combination you want isn't on our lot, we can place a factory order at no extra charge. Color availability varies by trim and model year. Call us at (320) 587-4748 or use our factory order tool and we'll confirm which colors are available with the Bronze and Black Diamond packages and get your build submitted.

How much power does the Pro Power Onboard 400W system provide — and what can I run on it?

The confirmed rating is 400 watts, accessible from outlets behind the center console and in the cargo area. For context, 400W is sufficient for charging laptops and devices, running small power tools intermittently, powering LED light strings, and similar moderate-draw applications. It's not rated for high-draw appliances like full-size power tools or space heaters. For precise wattage limits and compatible device guidance, confirm with our service team or refer to the owner's manual for this unit.

How does the Big Bend with Black Diamond compare to the Badlands for off-road use in central Minnesota?

The Badlands is the more capable off-road trim — it runs the 2.0L EcoBoost engine, HOSS 2.0 suspension (upgradeable to HOSS 3.0 with Sasquatch), Trail Control, and a Twin Clutch Rear Drive Unit for more precise torque distribution. For buyers who regularly go off-road in demanding conditions, the Badlands is the right call. For buyers who want capable winter traction, gravel road performance, and occasional off-road use — the Big Bend with Black Diamond covers the full range of central Minnesota's practical use cases at a lower price point. Our off-road capability guide covers the full comparison.

This unit — Space White Metallic, Bronze Package, Black Diamond Off-Road Package, Stock #F2680 — is on our lot in Hutchinson right now. If you want to see the combination in person, take it on a test drive, or talk through whether the Big Bend or a higher trim makes more sense for how you drive, call us at (320) 587-4748 or stop by 1165 Highway 7 West. We're a family-owned store — we'll give you a straight answer, not a sales pitch. And if this unit isn't the right fit, we'll find or order the configuration that is.

About the Author

I'm Jordan Malone-Forst, Assistant General Manager at Jay Malone Motors in Hutchinson, MN. I'm proud to be part of the family business my dad Jay started in 2005 — and even prouder to serve the community I grew up in. When I'm not at the dealership, you'll find me involved with the Hutchinson Ambassadors and Chamber of Commerce. The Bronco Sport cluster is one I enjoy talking through because the right answer genuinely depends on how you use your vehicle — and getting that right matters. If you have questions, reach out — I'd love to help.

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