The new 2022 Ford Expedition gets some subtle design changes on the outside while the interior is completely fresh
The Ford Expedition has been updated, and with it come some significant design changes. There is also a new ‘Timberline’ series, which is described by the carmaker as the “most off-road capable Expedition ever.”
The exterior remains almost completely the same as the previous model apart from the lights. At the front, the headlamps are now lined up in a row horizontally instead of vertically, sitting between the two metallic strips that dissect the grille from width to width. The C-shaped LED strips that surround the lamps have been made slightly wider and bolder, and have an etch taken out of them at the far edges.
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