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Ford has been in the SUV business for decades, most notably with the Explorer since 1991, the full-size Expedition since the late 1990s, and the top-selling Escape for over twenty years now. The roster is growing, though the Edge is likely on its way out. Let’s look at them all:
Ford Escape (Compact Crossover SUV)
Key features:
2.0L Ti-VCT engine with 166-hp and Auto StartStop
Intelligent Four-Wheel Drive
ST-Line introduced in 2023 with 1.5L, 180-hp EcoBoost engine
The 2024 Ford Escape remains a versatile compact SUV following a comprehensive refresh in 2023. This year, it stands out with its ST-Line’s sporty aesthetics and advanced interior features like SYNC 4 and Ford Co-Pilot360 technology. The lineup includes a range of powertrains: a base 1.5L EcoBoost, a robust 2.0L turbocharged inline-4 in higher trims, and eco-friendly hybrid and plug-in hybrid options, promising substantial electric range and practicality.
Key updates for 2024 also encompass technological enhancements, notably an optional 13.2-inch touchscreen aimed at elevating the in-cabin experience. Despite these advancements, the Escape PHEV remains an accessible option for those prioritizing fuel economy, merging efficiency with the model’s longstanding appeal for safety and versatility
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Ford Bronco Sport (Compact Crossover SUV)
Key features:
Sasquatch off-road package new for 2025 (Badlands, Outer Banks)
Smart storage and cargo solutions designed for adventure-seekers
4×4 off-road capability in a small SUV (Badlands trim)
The 2024 Ford Bronco Sport rolled out fresh updates by introducing the Free Wheeling special edition for enthusiasts craving a touch of nostalgia complemented by the Big Bend’s optional Black Appearance Package. It further distinguishes itself with two new paint options, Azure Gray Tinted Clearcoat and Desert Sand, and interior refinements like a premium-wrapped steering wheel on higher trims.
For 2025, Ford finally dials up the small SUV with the Sasquatch high-performance package, adding skid plates, recovery hooks, improved off-road traction, and more.
With a streamlined lineup beginning with the Big Bend model, the Bronco Sport adjusts its entry point, focusing on enhancing the standard equipment and overall value proposition. Engine options remain versatile, from the efficient 1.5L EcoBoost across most trims to the robust 2.0L EcoBoost for the Badlands variant, catering to a broad spectrum of driving preferences. These strategic updates ensure the Bronco Sport maintains its position as a formidable player in Ford’s SUV offerings, balancing heritage with modernity.
Related – Bronco Sport reviews and news
Ford Mustang Mach-E (Compact EV SUV)
Key features:
Ford Co-Pilot360 now standard across all trims
Latest Mach-E Premium gains a lot of upgrades including improved electric range
Rally and GT Bronze Package new for 2024
Whether you’re a Mustang enthusiast expanding your collection or in the market for a new battery-electric compact crossover SUV offering cargo space, sporty aesthetics, and instant torque, the Mach-E is an all-encompassing choice. Despite its relatively short existence, the latest Mach-E models introduce notable upgrades.
The 2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E introduces the rally-inspired Mustang Mach-E Rally with off-road enhancements and a dual-motor powertrain targeting 480 horsepower. The lineup also sees the addition of the GT Bronze Appearance Package for a unique aesthetic. Enhancements in battery range and fast-charging aim to improve efficiency, with Ford plans to start deliveries in late 2023 with prices beginning at around USD 43,500.
Related – Mach-E reviews and news
Ford Edge (Medium-Sized Crossover SUV)
Key features:
12-inch centre stack screen largest in segment
A large wheel selection with customization options
New ST-Line with the blacked-out ST looks (but without the ST power)
First introduced in 2007, the Edge mid-size SUV (though on the smaller side compared to others in the segment) is, in some ways, a giant Escape on steroids, yet not quite the family hauler you get with the mid-size Explorer. But this SUV is tech-savvy and sets itself apart with the Edge ST — a 335-hp performance-minded utility vehicle with a burly 2.7L DOHC 24-valve EcoBoost V6 under the hood. For 2023, the Edge got minor updates, including a new ST Interior Appearance Package.
The 2024 Ford Edge remains mostly unchanged in its final year before discontinuation, retaining the 2.0L turbocharged engine for standard trims and the more powerful 2.7L V6 for the ST model. It continues to offer spacious interiors and advanced safety features as part of the Ford Co-Pilot360 suite. Performance-wise, the Edge provides robust acceleration, especially in the ST version, despite its age compared to newer rivals.
Related – Ford Edge reviews and news
Ford Explorer (Mid-Size SUV)
Key features:
Explorer ST packs 400-hp and 415 lb.-ft of torque
Explorer Timberline is rugged and truly built for adventure
Some 2025 models introduce BlueCruise for the first time
Like the Escape, the Explorer is an OG in the SUV segment. The mid-size hauler is the all-time best-selling SUV across North America; frankly, it keeps getting better in all the right ways. For 2025, the Explorer gains updated models with redesigned interiors, more tech, tweaked styling updates, and Ford BlueCruise (hands-free driving tech) for the Explorer ST-Line, Platinum, and sporty ST variants.
The Explorer was completely redesigned in 2020, adding the first-ever Explorer ST packing 400-hp 415 lb.-ft. of torque thanks to Ford’s specially tuned 3.0L EcoBoost engine, which, when equipped with the Class III Trailer Tow Package, will tow up to 5,600 pounds — compared to the standard 2.3L EcoBoost’s 5,300 pounds towing capacity. Also new was the Explorer Timberline introduced in 2021: a more rugged version sporting steel skid plates, higher ground clearance, and improved towing.
Related – Explorer reviews and news
Ford Expedition (Full-Size SUV)
Key features:
First-ever Tremor model for 2025 with off-road features
Ford Split Gate combines a pickup-style tailgate with an SUV liftgate
24-inch panoramic digital display that replaces the instrument cluster
Ford’s flagship SUV is also its most prominent, and like the Explorer, this full-size 3-row SUV keeps improving. For 2022, the Expedition gained the burlier Timberline model, making it the most off-road-capable Expedition ever. It adds a heavy-duty underbody skid plate from the F-150 Raptor alongside other performance upgrades.
The 2025 Ford Expedition introduces a luxurious interior redesign inspired by the redesigned 2024 Lincoln Nautilus, featuring a coast-to-coast screen and an enhanced centre stack screen. Exterior updates include mid-cycle facelifts, focusing on interior enhancements for a more premium experience. This refresh aims to bolster the Expedition’s appeal with significant interior and exterior updates, maintaining its stature as a spacious and capable full-size SUV while integrating advanced technology features like Ford’s SYNC 4 and optional BlueCruise for enhanced driving convenience.
Related – Expedition reviews and news
Ford Bronco (Full-Size SUV)
Key features:
Sasquatch Package now expands 7-speed manual transmission offerings
Possible PHEV version for 2025
Up to seven driver-selectable modes and two available 4×4 systems
Available in either a 2- or 4-door body style across several different models, plus the beefed-up Sasquatch Package, there’s pretty much a Ford Bronco for everyone (and we’re not talking the small Bronco Sport here). Add two powertrain options to the full-size Bronco mix, including the base 275-hp 2.3L I-4 EcoBoost or optional 315-hp 2.7L EcoBoost V6 — premium fuel improves power to 300-hp and 330-hp, respectively. The 10-speed automatic transmission is standard, while Ford did the right thing and offers the larger EcoBoost mill with a 7-speed manual stick shift. Nice.
The 2023 Bronco added a couple of colours (Azure Gray Metallic Tri-Coat and Robin’s Egg Blue), plus the two-tone Bronco Heritage models with Oxford White accents, including the modular hardtop roof. For 2025, the Ford Bronco maintains its rugged charm, focusing on enhanced comfort and an upgraded infotainment system. Under the hood, it offers a 2.3L turbo-four engine with manual or automatic transmission options alongside a more powerful V6 option. The Bronco Raptor has a 3.0L twin-turbo V6, delivering impressive power and off-road capability. Additionally, rumors suggest a PHEV version is in the works, promising improved fuel efficiency and a boost in performance.
Related – Bronco reviews and news
