Ford Launches First Explorer Tremor for Off-Road Families

Adventure-seeking families finally have their perfect SUV. Ford just unveiled the first-ever Explorer Tremor, designed specifically for families who need three rows during the week and trail capability on weekends.

The 2026 Explorer Tremor represents Ford's commitment to the growing Tremor sub-brand. This isn't a cosmetic package - it's a purpose-built off-road machine that maintains all the family-friendly features Explorer owners expect.

Built for Real Trail Adventures

Ford engineers focused on authentic off-road performance when designing the Explorer Tremor. The suspension system features unique springs and sway bars tuned specifically for off-road conditions.

Ground clearance increases by one full inch, while improved approach and departure angles help navigate steep terrain without scraping. The Torsen limited slip rear differential automatically sends power to the wheel with the most traction.

All-terrain tires mounted on 18-inch wheels provide grip on loose surfaces like gravel, dirt, and sand. Recovery hooks offer peace of mind when venturing into challenging terrain.

Power Options for Every Adventure Style

Two EcoBoost engine choices give buyers flexibility based on their needs. The standard 300 horsepower 2.3-litre engine provides plenty of power for most off-road situations and daily driving.

Buyers wanting maximum capability can upgrade to the 400 horsepower 3.0-litre EcoBoost engine. This is the exact same powerplant used in the high-performance Explorer ST model.

Underbody protection comes standard with front and rear skid plates that shield critical components from trail damage.

Advanced Features for Modern Families

The Explorer Tremor includes Ford's latest technology suite. BlueCruise 1.5 offers hands-free highway driving with Automatic Lane Change capability for stress-free travel to outdoor destinations.

Ford Digital Experience integrates seamlessly with smartphones and can be enhanced with the Connectivity Package. This adds WiFi hotspot capability, Google Assistant voice controls, and embedded Google Maps navigation.

Safety features include Copilot 360 Assist 2.0 with 360-degree camera coverage. The camera system helps navigate tight trail sections and provides extra visibility when parking at trailheads.

Available Now for Adventure-Ready Families

Ford began accepting orders for the 2026 Explorer Tremor on June 24, 2025. Delivery to dealerships is scheduled for late 2025.

The Tremor completes Ford's Explorer family, offering something for every buyer from practical daily drivers to serious off-road adventurers.

Reserve your 2026 Explorer Tremor at Hanna Motors Collingwood and get ready for your next family adventure.