2020 Ford Explorer Interior

Many drivers have a good reason to buy an SUV, and the one vehicle that started the trend that became a tradition is the 2020 Ford Explorer. With a sturdy body and assured performance, drivers throughout Morganton and Boone, NC, favor its ability to take on the road without looking back. Families in Newland and Lenoir rely on its safety features and smooth handling to shuttle kids to school or on vacation.

But individual drivers and families also love the space it offers and the interior functions that deliver that highly coveted performance and that protect their precious cargo, human and otherwise.

Have you looked inside the latest Explorer? If not, there’s a whole lot to see, and Cloninger Ford Morganton brings that to you in the following interior review.

Luxurious Seating Options

When you open the door, you will see generous seating, but there's more. With the available front multicontour seats with Active Motion®, you get decadent comfort found in high-end luxury vehicles. The chairs feature five new massage themes with three levels of intensity that target your upper or lower back or the pelvic region. It feels so amazing that you may want to hop in and not even drive!

Available heated and ventilated front seats create even more good vibrations. For the ultimate deluxe seating, you can get voluminous captain seats in the second row. If you opt for the available twin-panel moonroof, the sun shines warm natural light down on both rows.

Steering and Parking-Assistive Features

Several driver-assistive features that help you steer and park your Explorer make maneuvering your SUV an easy process. When you need to find a parking spot to accommodate your car, the available Active Park Assist 2.0 guides you into the right space and helps you to park even when parallel parking may be involved. Push the button, hold it down, and the Explorer does it all. And when you need to leave, it does it again.

While you’re driving, the available Evasive Steering Assist guides you away from a vehicle that has slowed or stopped right in the road. It alerts you to its presence and helps you avoid a crash with some extra steering assistance.

If you’re ready to exit a space in a crowded lot, let the available Reverse Brake Assist pitch in. As you back up, various audio and visual alerts warn you about obstacles or pedestrians behind you. It doesn’t matter if the object is moving or still—it lets you know and will even apply the brakes if you fail to do so.