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2025 Ford Explorer Extended Range 79kWh Premium Auto AWD 5dr

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Details

  • Make: Ford
  • Milage: 9500 Miles
  • Year: 2025
  • Model: Explorer
  • Transmission: Automatic
  • Fuel: Electric
  • Location: Nuneaton

Description

Meet your next car… and yes, it’s showing off a bit. This 2025 Ford Explorer Extended Range Premium is basically the overachiever of the electric SUV world. One careful owner from new, full service history, and just serviced on 1st June 2026 at 9,545 miles – so it’s fresh, fit, and ready to make your neighbours quietly jealous. Under the surface, it’s packing an 84 kWh battery with up to 329 miles of range, which means you’ll spend more time driving and less time having deep conversations with charging stations. When you do need a top-up, it’ll happily charge at home overnight in just over 9 hours, or go from empty to 80% in 29 minutes – roughly the time it takes to grab a coffee and pretend you didn’t also buy a pastry. It’s not just sensible either. It’ll do 0–62 mph in 5.3 seconds, which is quick enough to make passengers raise their eyebrows and reconsider their life choices. And with four-wheel drive, it grips the road like it’s personally invested in your safety. Inside, things get even better. You’ve got a head-up display so you can feel like a fighter pilot on the school run, a 360-degree camera to make parking look effortless, and keyless entry because rummaging for keys is so last decade. There’s a panoramic roof for dramatic sky-gazing, heated seats for those classic British “summer” mornings, and a driver’s seat that not only adjusts 12 ways but also remembers you… and gives you a massage. Yes, really. For peace of mind, the MOT runs through to December 2028, and there’s a 30-month warranty included, so you can sleep easy knowing it’s got your back. In short, this Explorer is quick, clever, comfortable, and just a little bit smug about it. Honestly, the only downside is you might start volunteering to do all the driving.