@paulbarkerauto
FORD is finally getting serious about electric vehicles, but it has plenty of catching up to do with the new Explorer. The detractors would say revamping a Volkswagen ID.4 – not the most inspiring of electric cars to start with – and resurrecting another old brand name previously seen on a larger SUV (and predominantly in the United States) doesn’t exactly scream of a new beginning.
And that’s before you mention the delays to a car that has finally emerged around nine months later than initially hoped, as Ford held off until battery tech was where it wanted it to be.
Anyway, some basic facts: the Explorer is Ford’s second proper production EV, joining the Mustang Mach-E. It comes with a choice of two trim levels; the higher Premium trim
