Ford Explorer® technology

The latest tech

EV trip planner

Stay in the know with the built-in EV trip planner, giving live traffic updates, Cloud-enhanced routes and live charging availability.

Selectable drive modes

Choose between five drive modes – Normal, ECO, Sport, Individual or Traction (AWD only) – to adapt to different road conditions.

Wireless phone charging^{CX740S Launch - Wireless charging may not be compatible}

Free yourself from cables with a wireless charging pad for your smartphone in the centre console.

Parking made easy

Your Ford Explorer^® will automatically detect available parking spots and then park itself at the touch of a button.^{CX740S Launch - Driver-assist features are supplemental} ^{CX740S Launch - optional Driver Assistance Pack}

Cameras at the front, side and rear of the car give a real-time view of the area around you to help avoid accidental damage.^{CX740S Launch - Assist Camera Warning}

Safeguarding your journey

Assisted Lane Change monitors the neighbouring lanes and can assist you in moving lanes when it is clear to do so. ^{CX740S Launch - Lane Change}

Keep your eyes on the road and see all the important information on the digital head-up display, right in front of you.

To let you stay focused on the road, the system will monitor your driving and alert you when it's time to rest.^{CX740S Launch - Driver-assist features are supplemental}

NCAP 5-star safety

Rated 5 stars by Euro NCAP providing you peace of mind on every journey.

Engineered with a robust structure to safeguard occupants, your Ford Explorer^® features enhanced boron steel reinforcements designed to provide protection in the event of a collision.

With a range of airbags to help protect all vehicle occupants, including curtain airbags, single-side side airbags and dual-chamber airbags, safety is a key focus of the Ford Explorer^®.

Sensors in the Ford Explorer^® detect occupants to help ensure everyone is buckled up, while advanced seats and seat belts are designed to keep occupants in an optimal position in the event of a collision.