How many miles per gallon does a 2025 Ford Expedition get?
The 2025 Ford Expedition EPA-estimates roughly reflect 17 mpg city / 23 mpg highway for 2WD models (about 19 mpg combined) and about 16 mpg city / 21 mpg highway for 4WD models (around 18 mpg combined). These figures come from Ford’s EcoBoost V6 configuration with the 10-speed automatic, and actual mileage varies with load, towing, and driving conditions.
EPA mpg by drivetrain
The following figures reflect EPA estimates for common Expedition configurations with Ford's 3.5-liter EcoBoost V6 and the 10-speed automatic transmission.
- 2WD: 17 mpg city / 23 mpg highway / 19 mpg combined
- 4WD: 16 mpg city / 21 mpg highway / 18 mpg combined
Note that these numbers can vary slightly depending on trim level, equipment (such as roof racks or towing packages), and weather or terrain. Real-world results often differ from the EPA estimates based on usage and conditions.
Real-World Performance and How to Improve It
Tips to maximize fuel efficiency
To help approach or exceed EPA estimates in everyday driving, consider these practical recommendations for the Expedition:
- Keep tires inflated to the recommended pressure to reduce rolling resistance.
- Remove unnecessary roof racks or cargo carriers when not in use to improve aerodynamics.
- Use cruise control on highways and avoid rapid acceleration to conserve fuel.
- Tow only with appropriate equipment and distribute weight to minimize drag and strain on the engine.
- Schedule regular maintenance (air filters, spark plugs, and fuel system checks) to maintain optimal efficiency.
Following these practices can help you get closer to the published numbers, though actual mileage will still vary with payload, towing, terrain, and weather.
Summary
The 2025 Expedition’s MPG depends mostly on drivetrain: roughly 19 mpg combined for 2WD and about 18 mpg combined for 4WD, with city/highway splits around 17/23 mpg for 2WD and 16/21 mpg for 4WD. Real-world fuel economy will vary, but informed driving choices and regular maintenance can help maximize efficiency.
