2025 Ford Bronco Black Diamond Package Returns as Optional Graphics Bundle
The 2025 Ford Bronco brings plenty of updates, and one of the most intriguing is the resurrection of the Black Diamond trim—this time as an optional package. While Ford has officially retired the Black Diamond as a standalone trim, it lives on through the Black Diamond Package, which is now available exclusively on the Big Bend model.
New Look: Exclusive Graphics for 2025
The highlight of the package is the Black Diamond Graphics Package, which adds bold visual character to the Bronco. This optional add-on features matte black side stripes that stretch across the lower door panels, subtly etched with mountain peak graphics for an off-road-ready look. The design is finished with “Black Diamond” script on the front doors—perfect for Bronco fans who want their rig to stand out.
The graphics package costs $520, but it must be purchased with the full Black Diamond Package, which is priced at $4,495. That brings the total to $5,015 if you want the full look.
What’s Included in the Black Diamond Package?
Even without the graphics, the Black Diamond Package offers serious trail capability and rugged styling cues. It essentially bundles much of what made the former Black Diamond trim a fan favorite:
- Advanced 4×4 with Automatic On-Demand Engagement
- Powder-coated steel bumpers (front and rear)
- Full steel bash plates for underbody protection
- LED fog lamps
- Rock rails
- 17-inch high-gloss black-painted aluminum wheels
- LT265/70R17 all-terrain tires with full-size spare
- 4.46 final drive ratio with open front differential and electronic-locking rear axle
- Rubberized, washout flooring with drain plugs
- Auxiliary switches pre-wired in the overhead console
- Interior grab handles for front passengers
Price Comparison with 2024 Black Diamond
The 2025 Ford Bronco Big Bend equipped with the Black Diamond Package and optional graphics rings in at $46,125 including destination charges. That’s just above the $45,920 price tag of the outgoing 2024 Bronco Black Diamond trim—not bad considering the added flexibility.
A Trim Reimagined
The Black Diamond trim is one of several trims that have been discontinued for 2025 as Ford simplifies the Bronco lineup—joining Wildtrak, Everglades, and Heritage Limited Edition in retirement. However, unlike the others, Black Diamond was reimagined as a package, allowing fans to retain much of its rugged utility while pairing it with a different base trim.