The main difference between the updated Explorer is the headlights connected by a luminous strip. The “fangs” in the front bumper and the tailgate-mounted lights were still visible in the spy shots. There are no official photos of the interior, but it is already known that a new widescreen central display will appear in the interior of the SUV, plus the architecture of the front panel will change.
It is expected that Explorer will continue to be equipped with a “turbo-four” 2.3 EcoBoost with a capacity of 276 horsepower and 425 Nm of torque, combined with a nine-speed automatic. The premiere of the restyled crossover will take place at the Beijing Motor Show in April, where they will also show a special version of the pre-reform model. Perhaps for some time Ford will sell both cars in parallel.
