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A recent Dagens industri sponsored article details the launch of the new all-electric Ford Explorer, a model specifically designed for the European market. Manufactured at Ford's new electrification center in Cologne, Germany, the Explorer is positioned as a cornerstone of Ford's European electrification strategy, targeting a fully electric vehicle portfolio by 2035. The article emphasizes the Explorer's key features, including a maximum range of 602 km for the rear-wheel-drive model and 566 km for the all-wheel-drive version. The all-wheel-drive model boasts a rapid charging capability, replenishing its battery from 10% to 80% capacity in just 26 minutes. Power output is rated at 286 horsepower for the rear-wheel-drive variant and 340 horsepower for the all-wheel-drive model. Interior innovations highlighted include a 14.6-inch sliding SYNC Move touchscreen, which conceals a secure, lockable storage compartment, a generous 17-liter center console, and a driver's seat massage function. The article also notes that the Explorer is the first electric vehicle to complete a circumnavigation of the globe, underscoring its robust durability. The article was produced by Brand Studio in collaboration with Ford.