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If you drive or have looked at buying a full-sized SUV, you probably already know the Ford Expedition has built a strong reputation for capability, comfort, and versatility. While the previous model year laid the groundwork with a massive design overhaul, the 2027 Ford Expedition is here with a new off-road model, and exciting updates to celebrate its 30th year on the road. more The Expedition's Legacy of Power and Capability The 2027 Ford Expedition is engineered for buyers who need genuine hauling, towing, and cruising power in a highly refined package. Under the hood, Ford keeps the powertrain lineup robust with two variations of its proven twin-turbocharged engine, the 3.5L EcoBoost® V6 that provides 400 hp and 480 lb-ft of torque or the available High-Output 3.5L EcoBoost® V6 (440 hp, 510 lb-ft of torque), both paired with a smooth 10-speed automatic transmission. When properly equipped with the Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package, the Expedition can tow up to 9,600 lbs (or up to 9,300 lbs for the specialized Tremor trim). The Expedition has plenty of interior space, you can fold all the rear seats flat to unlock up to 108.5 cu. ft. of cargo space. Buyers can choose between the standard wheelbase and the extended Expedition MAX body style. The MAX adds an extra 11.8 inches of cargo length, giving you an impressive 36.1 cu. ft. of storage space directly behind the third row alone. 2027 Ford Expedition Trim Levels For the first time ever, the 2027 model year introduces a purpose-built off-road trim to the lineup: the Tremor. The 2027 Expedition trim levels are: Active: The everyday family champion, offering premium comfort and high value right out of the gate. It includes a 24-in panoramic display and 13.2-in center display, Power Ford Split Gate, and a trailer tow prep package. Tremor (All-New for 2027): This off-road beast features standard 4WD, a modified higher-ride suspension, Raptor-style underbody skid plates, 33-in all-terrain tires, a 3.73 electronic locking rear differential, and off-road tech like Rock Crawl mode and Trail Turn Assist. Platinum: The peak of modern luxury, offering leather-trimmed heated/ventilated seating and an available High-Output V6 upgrade. King Ranch: Showcases distinct southwestern style with premium Del Rio leather throughout the cabin and striking Sinister Bronze exterior accents. Celebrating 30 Years: To commemorate three decades of the Expedition nameplate, Ford is introducing a special 30th Anniversary Appearance Package f or 2027. It features exclusive styling, distinctive "30 YEARS" badging, and access to unique paint options. Ford Expedition Safety Technology You Can Count On Ford has made driver-assist and safety technology a priority across its lineup, and the 2027 Expedition is no exception. Ford Co-Pilot360 technology has been a standout feature, offering a suite of available driver-assist tools designed to help keep you confident behind the wheel. Features in this suite have included Pre-Collision Assist, Automatic Emergency Braking, Blind-Spot Information Systems, And Lane-Keeping Support. Expedition Technology and Connectivity on Board The 2027 Expedition has one of the most advanced tech setups in the full-size SUV segment: 24-In Panoramic Display: Positioned high at the base of the windshield, this massive screen acts as a custom digital gauge cluster and media hub directly in your line of sight. 13.2-InTouchscreen: Positioned lower on the center console, this touchscreen handles your daily controls. It runs Google built-in software featuring Google Maps, Google Assistant, and the Google Play Store, alongside wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™. BlueCruise® Hands-Free Driving: E njoy stress-free highway driving with Ford's hands-free technology. Stay Ahead of the Curve at Rochester Ford The 2027 Ford Expedition is shaping up to be another strong entry in Ford's full-size SUV lineup, with the trim levels, safety technology, and connected features that today's drivers expect. If you're planning for a growing family or simply want a capable vehicle that handles everything life throws at it, the Expedition is worth a close look. The Ford experts at Rochester Ford are ready to help answer your questions about the 2027 Expedition and let you take the first steps toward driving this great new SUV.

There was a time when electric vehicles felt like science projects. Interesting. Worth talking about. Not something you’d necessarily rely on when the weather turns, or the miles stack up. That gap between curiosity and confidence was the problem. Ford seems to understand that the real breakthrough isn’t ranging alone. It’s trust. more Range Is Only Part of the Story Yes, the numbers matter. A Mustang Mach-E® pushing into that 300-plus mile territory puts it squarely in the conversation with anything else out there. An F-150 Lightning® that can work, tow, and still behave like a proper truck; that’s not a novelty anymore. But the range on a spec sheet is just potential. What matters is how consistently that range shows up in the real world. Cold mornings in Rochester. Long highway stretches. Stop-starting city traffic. Ford’s approach leans into that consistency, not just peak figures. You don’t need the biggest number. You need a number you can rely on. Battery Longevity: The Quiet Breakthrough Here’s where things get more interesting. Ford is targeting battery packs that hold roughly 90% of their health at 100,000 miles, with a lifespan pushing past a decade. That’s not just engineering. That’s a reassurance. Because the real question most people still have about EVs isn’t how far they go today. It’s what will happen five years from now. Thermal management plays a huge role here. Keeping the battery within its optimal temperature window, regardless of conditions, is what preserves that long-term performance. It’s not glamorous, but it’s essential. And in places like Minnesota, where winter isn’t a suggestion, that kind of control matters more than any headline figure. Charging: The Part That Changes Behavior Owning an EV doesn’t just change what you drive. It changes how you think about fueling it. Ford’s BlueOval™ Charge Network is part of that shift. Broad access, fewer compromises, more flexibility when you’re away from home. But the real transformation happens in your driveway. You plug in overnight. You wake up with a “full tank.” The routine flips, and once it does, it’s hard to go back. Fast charging fills the gaps. Add meaningful range in minutes, not hours, and suddenly longer trips stop feeling like logistical exercises. The Ford Approach: Familiar, Just Reengineered What Ford has done, perhaps more effectively than some, is keep the experience recognizable. The Mach-E® still feels like a performance-oriented crossover. Lightning still feels like a truck. They haven’t tried to reinvent the categories. They’ve reengineered what powers them. That’s a subtle but important distinction. Because adoption doesn’t come from forcing people into something unfamiliar. It comes from making the new feel like a natural extension of what they already trust. Why It Matters in Rochester, MN In a place where conditions vary as much as they do in Rochester, reliability isn’t optional. Cold starts. Long drives. Daily use doesn’t pause in ideal circumstances. Ford’s EV strategy is built around handling that reality, not avoiding it. And that’s ultimately what defines this evolution. Not just better batteries. Not just a longer range. But vehicles that feel ready for the same expectations we’ve always had, just powered differently.