The range-topping newcomer will come with a 138bhp, one-litre EcoBoost engine, a firmer suspension set-up, black wheels, roof and wing mirror covers as well as an upgraded Sony DAB radio system. The Ford spokesman said: "So far, EcoSport sales have matched expectations, but we are hoping that the changes will ensure further growth." Figures from the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders for the year to October revealed that the EcoSport's key rivals, the Nissan Juke and Vauxhall Mokka, have been registered in far greater numbers. Total registrations of the Nissan stood at 34,866 (up 6.76% on the previous year), while Mokka registrations totalled 37,067, up 37.28% on 2014.