Ford’s flagship SUV, the Expedition, has always been a family favorite as well as a top pick for anyone desiring a cavernous vehicle with added toughness and luxury. As Ford’s largest and most powerful SUV, it has been outfitted with an admirable suite of features to serve drivers as best as possible. Let’s take a dive into updates for 2022.
One noticeable area of improvement is the technology incorporated into this SUV. Hands-free Driver-Assist technology, intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane Centering and Speed Sign Recognition are all signs of Ford’s engineering prowess, and will undoubtedly make life easier for a lot of drivers. In the era of artificial intelligence, Ford has refined its technology capabilities to offer market-leading driver assistance features. While a lot of this technology is quite practical, a lot of it has also been added to enhance the car’s infotainment system. The class-leading Bang and Olufsen system includes 22 speakers including a subwoofer, and 360-degree surround sound. Drivers surely won’t be disappointed with this kind of entertainment.
Apart from innovations in technology, Ford has also released models to offer buyers the best of Ford’s off-road technology. The rugged Timberline model features a best available ground clearance of 10.6 inches, putting to shame even the Jeep Wagoneer. It also includes underbody protection to keep the vehicle safe on tough terrain, and best in class power. This power doesn’t come at the expense of less efficiency - Ford beats out the Jeep by 48 hp and 103 more lb-ft of torque through the high-output 3.5L Ecoboost engine, far smaller and more efficient than Jeep’s 5.7L V8. This translates to an overall weight difference of 4% in favor of the Ford.
Whether you desire luxury or raw off-road performance, the 2021 Ford Expedition will not disappoint. Ford’s design and engineering team have incorporated class-leading features for buyers to enjoy regardless of which trim they choose.