Ford reveals new 2025 Expedition SUV with off-road and 'Ultimate' models

detroit – Ford Motor It has been beefing up the refinement and technology of its large Expedition SUV as part of a vehicle redesign to better compete with growing competition.

The new three-row SUV features enhanced comfort and convenience features such as a sleek interior and exterior design, 24-inch driver display, and the automaker's Bluecruise hands-free highway driving system.

“We've spent more than 1,100 hours talking to customers about their daily lives. And with those insights, we've reimagined and redesigned Expedition to help customers make the most of their precious time with family and make life easier – before, during and after. They trip,” said Trevor Scott, general manager of Ford Utilities.

Ford declined to release pricing for the 2025 Expedition until the cars arrive at dealerships in the spring. Current starting prices range from $55,000 to $84,000 depending on the model. Current models have an average transaction price of about $70,000, according to Ford

The car was last redesigned seven years ago, with its main competition being a full-size SUV from Ford's Crosstown rival. General MotorsSuch as Chevrolet Tahoe, Chevrolet Suburban and GMC Yukon.

Although GM's vehicles continue to lead the segment, new competitors such as Jeep Wagoneer Stellantis As well as larger three-row crossovers from Kia and hyundai Also in the market.

Auto data and insights firm Edmunds.com reports three-row crossovers such as the Kia Telluride and Hyundai Palisade, which are smaller but cost less than Ford's current forays, represent the top cross-shopped vehicle segment of full-size SUVs.

Edmunds reports the mainstream full-size SUV segment that includes the Expedition represented 2.7% of the U.S. market this year, up from 2% in 2017. Total sales of the segment till September this year stood at around 312,500 units.

Ford has moved the 2025 Expedition models to the Active, Platinum (including an “Ultimate” version), King Ranch and Trammer. New for off-road inspired vibration expeditions but available in other vehicles.

The Expedition will continue to be available in a standard edition or higher “Max” model It will be powered by a 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 engine or a higher-output version of the engine with 440 horsepower and 510 foot-pounds of torque.