Ford refreshed the fourth generation of the Expedition lineup in 2021 for the 2022 model, adding some changes here and there while removing some other features.

Before the official release at the Chicago Auto Show, Ford unveiled the fourth generation of the Expedition at Ford Center in Texas. It was a completely new vehicle.

In 2017, Ford unveiled its true competitor in the three-row full-size SUV market, the Expedition Max, a luxurious vehicle built on top of the same chassis as the F-150, and tried to put a dent in a segment where Chevrolet dominated with its Suburban model.

Compared to the previous model, the redesigned 2014 Pathfinder was less of an off-roader and more of a family oriented SUV. For 2014, Nissan also presented their first SUV hybrid.

The third generation of the Ford Expedition was also known as the "poor's man Lincoln" since they were identical from the technical point of view.

The second generation of the Expedition offered the same seven-seat capability as its predecessor and suffered from no less than six recalls from the NHTSA.

Ford introduced the first generation of the Expedition in 1996 to answer a public that demanded more comfortable SUVs.