Over the course of its 25-plus year reign as the best-selling 3-row SUV in the United States, the Ford Explorer lineup has become known for many things – with unmatched power, unparalleled efficiency, outstanding capability, and dynamic handling being just a few of those things. But one thing the Ford Explorer lineups of yore were never really known for is towing prowess – not because they weren’t adequately capable, but because there was so much else to focus on. That’s probably going to hold true for the 2021 Ford Explorer, as it boasts a new hybrid trim level and a new performance-oriented ST trim level, but that’s not going to stop us from talking about the new and improved towing ratings for the 2021 Ford Explorer lineup. That’s right, the 2021 Explorer lineup can tow more than any other Explorer that came before it, and we’re going to tell you all about it right here.
Which 2021 Ford Explorer Engine Option Allows You to Tow the Most?
As we mentioned in our introduction, the new Ford Explorer lineup at Brandon Ford in Tampa, FL, can tow more than any other new Ford Explorer lineup that came before it. But just how much you can tow depends on which engine option you choose and which available packages you add. That’s because new 2021 Ford Explorer models featuring the 3.0-liter EcoBoost engine can tow up to 5,600 pounds, which just so happens to be a 12% increase over how much a previous Ford Explorer featuring a 3.5-liter EcoBoost engine could tow. Furthermore, a 2021 Explorer featuring the 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine and the Class III Trailer Tow Package can tow up to 5,300 pounds, which just so happens to be 2,300 pounds more than a previous Explorer with the same engine and package could tow.
If you’d like to learn more about everything the 2021 Ford Explorer lineup can do for you, or for more on the other new Ford models available at Brandon Ford in Tampa, FL, please contact our staff.
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