2026 Ford Expedition
The 2026 Ford Expedition is here, and it brings a mix of features that will make just about everyone in your family happy. In this article, we’ll look at what you can expect from this reliable and family friendly SUV as well as a 2026 Expedition trims comparison so you know which trim is the best for your needs.
Key takeaways
- The Tremor can tackle the road, and the trails, coming with a higher ride height, making it easier to tackle tough terrain.
- If you want the most comfort, then the King Ranch is what you want, as it comes with heated seats, as well as upgraded second row seats.
- While the Active comes with “basic” features, that doesn't mean that it still isn’t the best on the market.
Is there a 2026 Ford Expedition?
Yes, there is a 2026 Ford Expedition. For 2026, there isn’t much change that comes to the lineup. This is because the model received a refresh in 2025 that brought a split liftgate, better interior tech, a new look, as well as a new offroad focused trim.
What is the expected price range of a 2026 Expedition?
The 2026 Expedition’s have a price range of $62,400-$84,000.
The 2026 Expedition has a $20,000 difference in price, but each trim in the lineup offers unique features that make it worth it. The starting trim is the Active, coming with a starting price of $62,400. This trim comes with the basic features of the line such as BlueCruise Hands-Free Driving, a 24-inch display that is paired with a 13.2-inch centerstack, a 360-degree camera, and Ford Co-Pilot360 2.0.
The Platinum trim has a price of $74,850, but with it comes some more creature comforts. These are the heated, and ventilated front seats, as well as heated second row seats, making sure that people are comfortable, which is nice for longer drives. If you’re someone who likes to jam to their favorite music, then the B&O 10-speaker system will be a welcomed addition.
While the past two trims are more road focused, the Tremor wants to break ground and hit the trails coming with a starting price of $81,350. The features that you can expect on this one are a high output version of the 3.5L V6 that is able to produce 440 horsepower, and 510 lb-ft of torque. The off-road features you can look for are a modified suspension that gives you an inch more to help clear obstacles, standard four wheel drive, and even trail turn assist.
The best of the best is the King Ranch, coming in with a price of $84,000. Bigger price, means bigger features, and the King Ranch brings it all. While the 10-speaker system was good, the 22-speaker system that this trim comes with is better. Rolling on 22-inch wheels, you’ll always be seen, and heard, making a statement that you’re one of the best vehicles on the block.
The interior is also upgraded, coming with Del Rio full-leather seats. These are stitched with the King Ranch logos, making it stand out from the rest of the line. This one also comes with second row captain’s chairs, making it comfortable for those in the second row.
How many miles per gallon does a 2026 Ford Expedition get?
At most, the Expedition gets 19 MPG combined.
When looking at the Expedition lineup, there’s only one engine that comes standard. This is the 3.5L V6, and it comes with an EPA rated 19 MPG combined. In the city, you can get 16 MPG, while on the highway you can get 24 MPG. This makes it efficient for its size.
Is the Expedition a good vehicle for the family?
Yes, the Expedition is one of the best, if not the best option for a family vehicle. If you’re looking for adventure, comfort, or style, the Expedition can do it all. If you’re wanting to see one in person, then come see us here at Jarrett-Gordon Ford in Winter Haven. We have some of the best stock around, and all that is missing is you.
