The 2025 Ford Expedition presents a streamlined lineup with increased prices. The base model now starts at $63,695, which is roughly $6,000 more than before.
- The base-level Active trim starts at $63,695.
- Active is the only rear-wheel-drive option; adding four-wheel drive costs an additional $3,000.
- Opting for the longer-wheelbase Max model adds $3,000 to any trim price.
- The off-road-focused Tremor starts at $83,025, which is $11,225 more than its predecessor, the Timberline.
- Tremor comes standard with a 440-hp twin-turbo 3.5L V-6 engine.
- The King Ranch model starts at $85,650, making it the most expensive option, above the Platinum, which now starts at $76,425.
- The Platinum's $13,570 Ultimate package includes luxury interiors, 24-inch wheels, enhanced suspension, and additional tech features.
- The $6,545 Stealth Performance package adds sporty elements along with the powerful V-6 engine.
- Ford's BlueCruise hands-free system is available as an option throughout the lineup, priced between $2,000 and $2,495.
Ford's 2025 Expedition boosts its appeal with a substantial redesign, fewer trims, and a marked price increase. With offerings like the off-road-ready Tremor and the luxurious Platinum, the updated Expedition caters to a wide range of preferences—but at a premium cost.
