As is typically the case with a complete redesign, the 2025 Ford Expedition has a higher price tag than the 2024 model year SUV it replaced. Even the base Active trim starts at a cool $61,700, excluding destination freight charges (DFC), but the full-size SUV can get a lot pricier than even that. In fact, the most expensive Expedition in the lineup will run you about $90,000.
We’re starting with the 2025 Ford Expedition King Ranch, which has the highest starting price tag in the lineup, raking in $85,650 including DFC without any options and extras. Keep in mind, that’s for the regular-length Expedition King Ranch – opting for the extended-length Expedition King Ranch Max bumps that price even higher. The extra room costs $3,000, meaning this model starts at $88,650.
From there, the exterior color can nudge the price even higher. Glacier Gray Metallic Tri-Coat is one of the most expensive paint colors at $995. The Expedition King Ranch is already a well-equipped model, but there are a couple optional packages for buyers to select from, including the BlueCruise Hands-Free Highway Driving feature. This fits the Expedition with the proper hardware and software to support BlueCruise, Ford’s semi-autonomous driver assist feature for an extra $2,000.
All told, with all the aforementioned options tacked on, the most expensive 2025 Ford Expedition King Ranch costs $91,645. That puts the SUV within striking distance of its corporate cousin, the 2025 Lincoln Navigator, which starts just shy of the $100,000 mark. However, the Expedition King Ranch is still quite a bit more affordable than the priciest model from the Navigator range, which can cost over $134,000.
Power for the 2025 Expedition is sourced from the twin turbocharged 3.5L V6 EcoBoost engine, which churns out 400 horsepower and 480 pound-feet of torque in standard guise, or 440 horsepower and 510 pound-feet in the high-output version, which is included in the aforementioned performance upgrade packages.
Production of the redesigned 2025 Expedition began at the Kentucky Truck plant on January 6th, 2025.
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