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2026
Expedition®

Starting at $

Build & Price

Take Seven Passengers Along

Epic Memories, Every Trip

Seating for up to

8

Available max towing capacity

9,600 lbs

Ford Split Gate With New Available Open On Approach

Full Hands Are No Problem

New Ford Security Package

Protect What Matters Most

Innovative Interior Features

Intentionally Designed With Families in Mind

Models

Adventure in a Family-Sized Package

Four models. Seven distinct options in standard or MAX. Seating for seven or eight people. Find yours.

Key Features

Gallery

Look Closer. There's a Lot to Love.

Design

Statement-Making Style

It's over, minivans. The Expedition® SUV satisfies on size without sacrificing style. Arrive to soccer practice on available 24" Ebony-painted wheels. Dazzle at the pickup line with the sun glinting off the available black-painted roof. Because those who do it all — deserve to have it all.

Interior

More Space for More Possibilities

The standard 2026 Expedition® SUV has a cavernous cargo area, especially with the second- and third-row seats folded down. And at nearly 300 mm longer, the Expedition MAX® gives you extra capability to confidently fit larger items and take more of what you need, from sheets of plywood to a kayak for your next outdoor adventure.

Platinum™

2,296 mm (90.4")

Max Cargo Length

MAX® Platinum™

2,595 mm (102.2")

Max Cargo Length

Exterior

Family-Focused Innovation

Every centimetre of the 2026 Ford Expedition® SUV is intentionally designed, creating a rare blend of adaptability and capability.

New Open On Approach

The Tailgate, Reimagined

Cargo Tailgate Manager

Be Up for Everything

Tailgate Backrest

Pull Up a Seat

360-Degree Zone Lighting

Shines Bright Where You Need It

Performance

Memory-Making Capability

Technology

Tech To Help Protect and Connect

Hands-Free Highway Driving

Ford BlueCruise is an available hands-free highway driver-assist feature designed to help make driving easier, more enjoyable, and less stressful. BlueCruise operates on 97% of controlled-access highways in areas called Blue Zones across the U.S. and Canada.