Ford Explorer EV

The Explorer was revealed on 21 March 2023. Built on the same MEB platform as the Volkswagen ID.4, the vehicle is the result of an ongoing partnership between the two brands, which has included sharing commercial vehicles. It is produced in the Cologne plant in Germany, which previously manufactured the Fiesta small car. Ford specifically picked the length of the vehicle halfway between the Volkswagen ID.3 and ID.4, to avoid direct competition with both models. In the interior, the Explorer is available with an adjustable 14.6-inch portrait display running Ford's Sync Move software, which allows for full-screen mapping and access to all the smartphone connectivity options. The angle of the screen is adjustable in 20 stages by up to 30 degrees for easier usage and to avoid glare. The Explorer EV also features a 5.0-inch floating digital instrument display that offers driving data, battery charge levels and driver assistance status. The boot of the Explorer offers an integrated parcel shelf that moves with the tailgate for easier access. The luggage space is rated at , or with the rear seats folded. File:Ford Explorer EV IMG 2128.jpg|Rear view File:Ford Explorer EV IAA 2023 1X7A0592.jpg|Interior File:2025 Ford Explorer EV load area.jpg|Cargo area == Details ==

The options for the Explorer starts with a rear-wheel-drive version which is rated at of horsepower. It is equipped with a Volkswagen supplied 55 kWh (52 kWh usable) battery with an estimated range of up to . Other options include a more powerful single-motor model with , featuring a larger 82 kWh (77 kWh usable) battery that is rated at around in a single charge [citation needed]. This model also has a maximum charging speed of 170 kW. The flagship model Explorer has dual motors with a combined , with the same battery and charging capabilities as the mid-range model. The most expensive model is capable of of range with towing capability rated at . All models are capable of fast charging from 10 to 80 percent in about 25 minutes. The available wheel sizes are 19, 20 and 21 inches. ==Marketing==

To promote the launch of the Explorer in Europe, the automaker has announced that the electric vehicle will embark on a journey around the world, led by influencer Lexie Alford, who holds the record for the youngest person to visit every country of the world. == Safety ==