Introducing the 2025 Ford Explorer

Performance

The CUV segment is all about poise and power on the open road, and the new Explorer delivers plenty of both. In the 2025 Explorer, you get a standard 2.3-liter four-cylinder engine that can get an estimated 21 MPG city and 28 MPG highway. The Explorer is also pleasantly sure-footed, a quality made possible by a number of drivetrain setups. The performance features of the Explorer don’t end there. You’ll also enjoy these:

• 10-speed automatic Transmission
• Intelligent Drive Modes
• Rear-wheel drive

Technology

The first goal that automakers have for technology in new vehicles is preserving the safety of passengers. Ford offers available features and safety systems designed to help you avoid accidents and to protect you and passengers from harm. While you enjoy additional protection, you can also enjoy better multimedia and infotainment than ever before. You can find even more tech features for the Explorer, such as:

• Standard blind-spot monitoring and rear-cross-traffic alert
• 13.2-inch LCD touchscreen
• Standard lane-departure warning and lane-keeping assist

Design

The first time you see a new CUV, you should know if it’s a good fit for you, and Ford made sure the Explorer shows you what you need to see. The 87 cu ft of cargo volume in the Explorer has shoppers wondering how Ford fit so much room into such a compact frame. This spaciousness is only bested by premium in-cabin seating arrangements. Some other design features for you to consider are:

• Available Black-Painted Roof
• Heated and Ventilated, Multicontour Front Seats
• B&O® Sound System by Bang & Olufsen