The Ford Explorer is about to usher in an interim overhaul, and the new car has now completed its application and is expected to be available in June. The explorer has mainly adjusted to the details of the appearance, still providing two looks, the new "L-shaped" decoration on both sides of the front bumper resembles the BMW X7, and the whole vehicle looks more domineering than the Volkswagen Tuon. After the size of the new car is slightly reduced, it is closer to the domestic X5L, and it continues to be equipped with a 2.3T engine in power.
The changes of the new Explorer are concentrated in the front and rear parts of the car, and the through-line light strip is added above the front grille, making the whole car look more coordinated and sporty. The interior is re-equipped with a large multimedia entertainment screen, and stitching and a strip of lights that run through the atmosphere are added to the details.
The new car is unchanged in power, continuing to be equipped with a 2.3T turbocharged engine, a domestic BMW X5 with a 100 km/h acceleration of 7.8 seconds, and a power performance of more than 2.0T, and the transmission system is expected to match the 10-gear automatic transmission, and is available in the rear-drive and four-wheel drive versions.