What's New for the 2026 Ford Expedition?
Following substantial updates last year, Ford reintroduces the full-size Expedition for 2026 with minimal changes.
What Are the 2026 Expedition Trims & Features?
Ford's lineup for the 2026 Expedition includes Active, Platinum, Tremor, and King Ranch trims.
The Active trim packs an appealing set of equipment. A 24-inch panoramic display instrument panel helps keep important information visible, while a ten-way power driver's seat with lumbar support and tri-zone automatic temperature control adds comfort. Connectivity is handled by a 5G Wi-Fi hotspot and a 13.2-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto; a 360-degree camera rounds out the package.
The Platinum trim focuses on luxury, featuring heated and ventilated multicontour front seats with Active Motion massage. A 10-speaker B&O premium system delivers audio, and the Panoramic Vista Roof brings natural light into the cabin.
Expedition Tremor is the choice for off-road adventures. It features modified Raptor skid plates, a suspension lift, and Trail Control technology to aid in navigating rough trails.
The King Ranch sits at the top with 22-inch Sinister Bronze wheels and a continuously controlled damping suspension for a comfortable ride. Del Rio full leather upholstery and a 22-speaker B&O Unleashed system are added to complete the interior.
How Much Horsepower Does the 2026 Expedition Have?
A 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 powers the Expedition. The standard output is 400 horsepower; the high-output version produces 440 horsepower. Power is delivered through a 10-speed automatic transmission, and maximum towing capability reaches 9,600 pounds when properly equipped. RWD and 4WD drivetrains are offered.
What Safety Features Does the 2026 Expedition Include?
The 2026 model includes pre-collision braking as standard on every trim. Available features include hands-free BlueCruise for easier highway driving.
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