The current Ranger (T6.2 platform, 2022-onwards) has a much larger, deeper dashboard than a passenger car - the top of the dash is a broad flat surface that suits adhesive mounts. The 12-inch portrait touchscreen sits low-central and dominates the centre stack, so adhesive placement to the LEFT of the screen or above it (on the flat dash top) works cleanly.
Fit facts at a glance
| Fact | Value |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | Broad flat top, hard-wearing plastic |
| Vent slats | Horizontal on centre vents |
| Screen | 12-inch portrait touchscreen (Wildtrak/Raptor) |
| Cup holders | Two in centre console, one door - suits cup-holder mounts |
| CD slot | No |
| Wireless charging | Fitted on Wildtrak and above |
What to look for on the listing
- Adhesive mounts on the flat top-of-dash suit the Ranger well; buy 3M VHB-backed, not gel-pad.
- Vent clips must be horizontal-slat-compatible.
- Cup-holder mounts fit the centre-console cup holders on any trim.
- Wildtrak and above have factory Qi charging on the centre console.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Raptor dashboard differ from Wildtrak for mount fit?
The Raptor uses the same 12-inch portrait screen and same vent layout as Wildtrak; adhesive and vent-clip mount fit is shared.
Are OBD-power phone mounts practical in the Ranger?
The OBD port sits under the driver’s-side dashboard. It works but the cable routing is awkward across the driver’s knees. Vent or console mounts with USB-C from the console port are neater.