Following its debut in 2018 and subsequent facelift in 2022, Ford is gearing up to redesign the exciting 2025 Expedition. While the basic shape of the car will not change for the 2025 model year, fans can expect a new look at the front and rear. Unlike other three-row SUVs, it has an incredible capacity to tow large loads. Some modifications, like a Nautilus-inspired hybrid system or a new V6 engine, could improve the Expedition's dismal performance. real world fuel savings. As Ford's legendary full-size SUV, the Expedition will maintain its eight-passenger capacity, generous cargo space and towing capacity. Take a look at this freshly painted grille and front fascia. Its sleek silhouette is a stark contrast to today's bulky, rectangular models. Instead of using bulky C-bracket lights, egg crates now have smaller lenses that fit into narrower grilles. Tapered LED headlights with a simple C shape that dip to the base of the grille now frame the corners, following in the footsteps of the recently updated F-150. From the look of this mission profile, it doesn't look like anything happened. Take a close look at the chrome accents on the rear window to confirm. The slight rise on the Expedition gives the garment individuality, even though the waistline is usually flat. A pair of narrower taillights sits at the rear, with slight changes to the fascia trim just below them. We anticipate a small increase in inflation prices in 2025 if the increase does not include more fundamental improvements. The starting price for a destination Expedition is $57,970 and the top price for the Platinum Max variant is $86,140. In the fall of 2024, we expect dealers to begin receiving 2025 Expeditions. As for powertrain options, nothing is expected to change for the Limited version, except for a 400 horsepower increase over the standard 3.5-liter V-6 twin-turbo engine. A hybrid or power-boost version may also be in development to rival the 430-horsepower system in the upcoming 2024 Ford F-150.

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