G.O.A.T. Mode Indicators

G.O.A.T. Mode

These are a first set of G.O.A.T. Mode Indicator symbols. They belong to the updated 2024 Ford Bronco models. The second set below belong to the Raptor version. Between them are 14 separate images for 16 possible modes! Twelve of the symbols are brand new. The Bronco Sport model does not share the G.O.A.T. system.

• Before continuing, is one of these truly your symbol?? If yes, read on below.
• Otherwise, you can return to our main Pictographic Symbols page and scan again!

G.O.A.T. means Goes Over Any-type of Terrain. The system offers alterations to steering, traction control, stability control, chassis controls, powertrain response, transmission shift points, four-wheel driveline, exhaust noise level and suspension dampening.

In order left to right they are Baja, Sand, ECO, Mud/Ruts, Normal, Rock/Crawl, Slippery, Sport, and Tow/Haul modes.

This second set are additional versions assigned to the Raptor model include left to right Normal, Off Road, Rock/Crawl, Slippery, and Tow/Haul.

The last one seems completely unnecessary as the image differences are completely meaningless. Both are boxes on wheels…

Finally we have this, which a My Mode Indicator. A driver can choose from the list above, add steering, exhaust and suspension options, which can then be saved for easy recall. A double press of the steering wheel button activates the saved mode.

The more detailed explanations of each mode below apply to both the standard and Raptor models.

• Baja Mode optimizes the throttle control for better response and torque delivery for high speed off-road driving.
• Sand Mode is for off-road driving on soft, dry sand or deep snow and may help get your vehicle unstuck.
• ECO mode helps deliver maximum fuel efficiency and helps to increase driving range.
• Mud/Ruts Mode enhances performance in muddy, rutted or uneven terrains.
• Normal Mode is everyday driving and is the default mode at start up.
• Rock Crawl Mode is for off-road driving and optimum rock-climbing ability, optimizing throttle and transmission response for additional control.
• Slippery Mode is for crossing terrain where a firm surface is covered with loose or slippery material, such as snow or ice.
• Sport Mode is for driving with improved performance handling and response.
• Tow/Haul Mode improves transmission operation when towing a trailer or a heavy load.

Consult the  vehicle’s owner’s manual for far more detailed information.

And if you are seeing one of these symbols unexpectedly, the system has likely been activated accidentally. Restart the vehicle to return to its default mode.

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