Second-generation Troller T4 revealed

Brazilian firm Troller, a Ford subsidiary that’s little-known outside of South America, has unveiled the all-new T4 off-road utility vehicle in pre-production form.

Compared to its predecessor the styling is bolder and much more modern, but there are still some obvious Jeep Wrangler influences. Design highlights include a two-piece sunroof, LED taillights and a contrasting finish called London Grey for the roof, running boards and prominent front grille.

Troller T4 (2015 Pre-Production) Front Side

So far few technical details have been released. However, Troller has said that power will come from a 3.2 litre diesel engine connected to a six-speed manual transmission.

Also yet to be confirmed are a launch date and pricing.

Troller T4 (2015 Pre-Production) Rear SideTroller T4 (2015 Pre-Production) Front

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