How Safe is the 2025 Ford Explorer?

The 2025 Ford Explorer is a family-focused SUV that doesn’t compromise on safety. Packed with advanced safety features, robust construction, and state-of-the-art technology, the Explorer is engineered to protect you and your loved ones on every journey. Continue reading for a closer look at why the 2025 Ford Explorer is one of the safest choices in its class.
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Comprehensive Active Safety Systems
The 2025 Ford Explorer comes standard with Ford Co-Pilot360™, a suite of driver-assist technologies designed to enhance situational awareness and reduce the likelihood of accidents. Key features include:
- Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking
- Blind Spot Information System
- Lane-Keeping System
- Rearview Camera System
Passive Safety Features
The Explorer is built with a high-strength steel frame designed to absorb and dissipate crash forces effectively. Additionally, it’s equipped with multiple airbags, including front, side, and knee airbags, ensuring comprehensive protection for all occupants.

Intelligent All-Wheel Drive Capability
Safety isn’t just about crash prevention; it’s also about maintaining control in adverse conditions. The 2025 Explorer offers an available Intelligent All-Wheel Drive system and a Terrain Management System™ with selectable drive modes. These features optimize traction on snow, ice, mud, or gravel, keeping the vehicle stable and secure.
Other Notable Driver Aids and Safety Features
For those seeking even more safety, the 2025 Explorer offers optional upgrades such as:
- Active Park Assist
- 360-Degree Camera w/ Split-View Display
- Adaptive Cruise Control w/ Stop-and-Go
Shop for the 2025 Ford Explorer at Zarowny Motors
Drivers in or around the St. Paul area can shop for the 2025 Ford Explorer right here at Zarowny Motors. Wondering what 2025 Explorer models we currently have in stock? Don’t hesitate to explore our online inventory and begin your search for a 2025 Explorer, today.