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Ford Explorer specifications

The Ford Explorer is an SUV built by Ford Motor Company. The current Explorer (6th generation, facelift (China market)) ranges from 272 hp to 400 hp across its 7 versions. US versions are rated at 19–24 mpg combined. It measures 5,063 mm (199 in) long on a 3,025 mm wheelbase.

Ford Explorer
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272–400 hp
Power (203–298 kW)
420–563 Nm
Torque (310–415 lb-ft)
5.2–7.8 s
0–100 km/h (fastest to slowest version)
5,063 mm
Length (199 in)

The European Ford Explorer (2024+) is an unrelated VW MEB-based EV, so EU/NL data is not used.

US powertrains and fuel economy

EPA ratings for model years 2025, 2026, 2027, sold as Explorer AWD, Explorer RWD, Explorer Tremor AWD.
PowertrainDriveCombinedElectric range
3.0 litre 6-cylinder, petrolPart-time 4-Wheel Drive, Rear-Wheel Drive19–21 mpg—
2.3 litre 4-cylinder, petrolPart-time 4-Wheel Drive, Rear-Wheel Drive20–24 mpg—

Versions and performance

6th generation, facelift (China market), 2022–present: 7 versions (crossover), from least to most powerful. Figures are manufacturer claims and vary by market.

Power, torque and performance for each version of the 6th generation, facelift (China market).
VersionEnginePowerTorque0–100 km/hTop speedGearboxDrive
2.3 AT SUV 5 doors2.3 litre gasoline272 hp 203 kW425 Nm7.6 s200 km/hAutomatic, 10-speedRear wheel drive
2.3 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors2.3 litre gasoline272 hp 203 kW425 Nm7.8 s200 km/hAutomatic, 10-speedAll wheel drive
2.3 AT AWD SUV 5 doors2.3 litre gasoline286 hp 213 kW445 Nm—200 km/hAutomatic, 10-speedAll wheel drive
2.3 AT RWD SUV 5 doors2.3 litre gasoline286 hp 213 kW445 Nm—200 km/hAutomatic, 10-speedRear wheel drive
2.3 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors2.3 litre gasoline299 hp 223 kW420 Nm6.6 s232 km/hAutomatic, 10-speedAll wheel drive
2.3 AT AWD SUV 5 doors2.3 litre gasoline299 hp 223 kW420 Nm6.6 s232 km/hAutomatic, 10-speedAll wheel drive
3.0 AT 4WD SUV 5 doors3.0 litre gasoline400 hp 298 kW563 Nm5.2 s256 km/hAutomatic, 10-speedAll wheel drive

Dimensions and weight

Typical values for the 6th generation, facelift (China market).
Length5,063 mm199 in
Width2,004 mm79 in
Height1,778 mm70 in
Wheelbase3,025 mm119 in
Ground clearance193 mm8 in
Kerb weight2,006–2,132 kg4,422–4,700 lb
Boot space462–2,430 litres16–86 cu ft
Seats6, 7
Fuel tank73 litres19 US gal

Where it's sold, and what it's called

MarketSold as2025 sales rank
United StatesFord Explorer≈ #15

Ranked by 2025 US sales; positions 1–11 from published full-year figures, the rest approximate.

Generations

  1. 1st generation 1990–1994
  2. 2nd generation 1994–2001
  3. 3rd generation 2001–2006
  4. 2nd generation, facelift 2001–2003
  5. 2nd generation, second facelift 2001–2003
  6. 4th generation 2005–2010
  7. 5th generation 2010–2015
  8. 5th generation, facelift 2015–2018
  9. 5th generation, second facelift 2017–2019
  10. 6th generation 2019–present
  11. 6th generation, facelift (China market) 2022–present
  12. 6th generation, facelift 2024–present

Questions about the Ford Explorer

How much horsepower does the Ford Explorer have?

The current Explorer (6th generation, facelift (China market)) makes 272–400 hp (203–298 kW), depending on the version.

How much torque does the Ford Explorer have?

Between 420 and 563 Nm (310–415 lb-ft) for the 6th generation, facelift (China market), depending on the engine.

How fast is the Ford Explorer from 0 to 100 km/h (0–60 mph)?

The quickest version takes 5.2 seconds from 0 to 100 km/h (about 4.9 s to 60 mph); the slowest takes 7.8 seconds.

What is the top speed of the Ford Explorer?

Up to 256 km/h (159 mph) for the fastest version; the slowest tops out at 200 km/h (124 mph).

How big is the Ford Explorer?

It is 5,063 mm (199 in) long, 2,004 mm (79 in) wide and 1,778 mm (70 in) tall. A typical kerb weight is 2,006 kg (4,422 lb).

What fuel economy does the Ford Explorer get?

In the US, EPA combined ratings range from 19–24 mpg.

Is the Ford Explorer a best seller?

It ranked around number 15 in United States in 2025.

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Sources: EEA CO₂ monitoring 2025 (engines), RDW open data and manufacturer data (dimensions, versions), FuelEconomy.gov (US ratings), Wikidata Q598084, Wikipedia. Figures are typical values and vary by trim and year.