Ford replaced three outgoing colors and added three new ones to the 2027 Bronco Sport palette, giving Nassau County buyers in Levittown, Wantagh, and East Meadow a refreshed set of choices. Glacier Gray Metallic Tri-Coat, Gladwin Green Metallic, and Neptune Blue Metallic arrive as this model year’s new additions, while Azure Gray, Carbonized Gray, and Space White are discontinued. Here is how each new color looks and which buyers it is designed for.
Bottom Line: Three new exterior colors join the 2027 Bronco Sport - Glacier Gray Metallic Tri-Coat, Gladwin Green Metallic, and Neptune Blue Metallic - while Azure Gray, Carbonized Gray, and Space White are discontinued.
- Glacier Gray Metallic Tri-Coat is the premium finish addition - a rich neutral with depth
- Gladwin Green Metallic connects the Bronco Sport visually to its outdoor and nature-exploration identity
- Neptune Blue Metallic replaces Azure Gray as the primary blue option on the palette
- Two-tone combinations with contrasting roofs are available on Heritage trim
The Three New 2027 Bronco Sport Colors
The new colors align with a broader 2027 Ford palette refresh - many of the same colors appear across the F-150 and Maverick as part of a coordinated approach to the model year. The Bronco Sport’s specific color rendering is engineered for the vehicle’s body shape, which will read differently than the same color name on a larger truck. For a full overview of the 2027 Bronco Sport lineup, see our complete Bronco Sport guide for Nassau County.
Glacier Gray Metallic Tri-Coat
Glacier Gray Metallic Tri-Coat is the most premium addition to the 2027 Bronco Sport palette and the one that most clearly elevates the vehicle’s exterior finish beyond what standard metallics deliver. Tri-coat paint uses a three-layer application process that creates depth and a color-shifting quality that flat metallics cannot replicate. In direct sunlight, the tri-coat finish catches and reflects light differently than a standard metallic, which gives the Bronco Sport a richness normally associated with luxury vehicles.
For Nassau County buyers who want a neutral exterior that reads as premium without committing to a bold hue, Glacier Gray Metallic Tri-Coat is the strong choice. It is a sophisticated alternative to the standard silver and gray options that carry over from prior years, and the tri-coat upcharge typically comes with the trade-off of a cleaner, more distinctive exterior presence.
The practical consideration for Long Island buyers is that tri-coat paints can be more expensive to repair after minor damage because matching the multi-layer finish requires more labor. For buyers who are not primarily concerned with that tradeoff and want the best exterior finish the Bronco Sport offers, Glacier Gray Tri-Coat delivers it.
Gladwin Green Metallic
Gladwin Green Metallic is the color that most directly connects the Bronco Sport to its outdoor identity. Green has been surging in the truck and SUV market over the past two model years, and Gladwin Green Metallic is Ford’s answer for the Bronco Sport - a deep, nature-inspired green that communicates the vehicle’s purpose as clearly as its Sasquatch-equipped variant does mechanically.
For the outdoor-lifestyle buyer in East Meadow or Seaford who heads to the Pine Barrens, the Catskills, or Long Island’s North Fork on weekends, Gladwin Green is the most on-brand color choice in the 2027 palette. It works especially well on trims with off-road hardware visible - Outer Banks and Badlands with larger tires are natural visual pairings with the green exterior.
On the Heritage trim, Gladwin Green as part of a two-tone combination creates one of the strongest visual expressions of the retro-Bronco identity. A green body with a contrasting roof pulls directly from the color language of the original Ford Bronco, which was frequently offered in two-tone combinations built around earth-tone greens.
Neptune Blue Metallic
Neptune Blue Metallic is the blue that replaces what was lost when Azure Gray and Carbonized Gray left the palette. While those were gray and dark-neutral options rather than blues, Neptune Blue fills the vibrant-blue gap and steps into position as the primary blue choice for 2027 Bronco Sport buyers.
The metallic finish gives Neptune Blue a brightness and depth that flat blues lack, and the name suggests a deeper, more saturated direction than lighter cornflower blues that dominated prior years. For Nassau County buyers who have always wanted their Bronco Sport in a strong blue, Neptune Blue Metallic is the natural successor to whatever prior blue they may have been considering.
Neptune Blue coordinates with Ford’s 2027 palette across F-150 and Maverick as well, which means it is a confirmed, well-developed color direction with broad market support behind it.
"Gladwin Green is going to be the most talked-about new Bronco Sport color in Nassau County - it is a perfect match for what the vehicle is about. Glacier Gray Tri-Coat is for the buyer who wants a premium neutral that stands out without being bold. Neptune Blue covers the blue segment with a strong metallic finish."
General Manager, Levittown Ford
What Was Discontinued for 2027
Three colors leave the Bronco Sport palette for 2027: Azure Gray, Carbonized Gray, and Space White.
Azure Gray was a cool-toned medium gray that served buyers who wanted a neutral without the warmth of silver. Its removal means the gray segment now runs toward the Glacier Gray Tri-Coat on the premium end and standard silver or dark neutrals on the other. Buyers who favored Azure Gray may find a standard silver or Iconic Silver the closest continuing equivalent.
Carbonized Gray was one of the darkest gray options previously available - a near-charcoal that gave the Bronco Sport a dark-neutral appearance without committing to full black. Its discontinuation leaves Agate Black Metallic as the primary dark-exterior option for buyers who want a near-black look.
Space White was a high-gloss white option that appealed to buyers who wanted maximum brightness and a clean exterior. Oxford White remains as the continuing white option in the palette. Buyers who favored Space White should evaluate Oxford White as the closest continuing alternative.
2027 Bronco Sport Color Status Summary
| Color | Status | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Glacier Gray Metallic Tri-Coat | ✓ New 2027 | Premium neutral buyers |
| Gladwin Green Metallic | ✓ New 2027 | Outdoor-lifestyle, Heritage |
| Neptune Blue Metallic | ✓ New 2027 | Blue-exterior buyers |
| Azure Gray | Discontinued | Nearest: Iconic Silver |
| Carbonized Gray | Discontinued | Nearest: Agate Black Metallic |
| Space White | Discontinued | Nearest: Oxford White |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the new colors on the 2027 Ford Bronco Sport? Ford added Glacier Gray Metallic Tri-Coat, Gladwin Green Metallic, and Neptune Blue Metallic to the 2027 Bronco Sport palette.
What colors were discontinued on the 2027 Bronco Sport? Azure Gray, Carbonized Gray, and Space White were discontinued for 2027.
Is the tri-coat finish worth the extra cost on the Bronco Sport? Tri-coat paint delivers a notably richer, more premium finish than standard metallics and creates a color-shifting depth effect in sunlight. For buyers who care about exterior appearance and want the Bronco Sport to look distinctive, the tri-coat upcharge is typically worth it. Repair costs can be higher for minor body damage.
Does Gladwin Green Metallic come in a two-tone version on the Heritage? The Heritage trim offers two-tone paint combinations. Confirm which color pairings are available with Gladwin Green Metallic with your Levittown Ford advisor.
Can I get Neptune Blue Metallic on all Bronco Sport trims? Color availability can vary by trim. Confirm Neptune Blue Metallic availability on your specific trim with your Levittown Ford advisor at Levittown Ford.
The 2027 Bronco Sport color refresh gives Nassau County buyers more distinctive choices at both the premium and bold ends of the palette. Browse Bronco Sport inventory at Levittown Ford to see available 2027 colors, or contact Levittown Ford to ask about ordering in a specific new color for your Nassau County build.