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Ford Explorer reborn thanks to VW tie-up

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Similar size to the VW ID.4 and priced from around £40,000

Ford’s bespoke design includes SYNCMove infotainment tech

FORD is reinventing the Explorer name for a new mid-size electric SUV. Following in the footsteps of the sleek Mustang Mach-E, the new 2023 Explorer has been revealed with a choice of two trims, two battery options and up to 335bhp from a dual-motor configuration that brings all-wheel drive.

Built on the same MEB platform as the Volkswagen ID.4, the Ford Explorer is the result of an ongoing partnership between the two brands. The companies have already shared their

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