Refreshed 2022 Ford Expedition To Get Larger Screen Than GM SUV Rivals
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The upcoming refresh for the 2022 Ford Expedition will include a massive new infotainment screen inside the cabin. The new screen in the 2022 Expedition will outsize the infotainment screen in GM’s latest next-gen, full-size SUVs.
The refreshed 2022 Ford Expedition comes with a mammoth infotainment screen.
As reported by our sister publication, Ford Authority, recent spy photos of a 2022 Ford Expedition prototype reveal that the upcoming Blue Oval brand product comes with an enormous, vertically oriented display mounted in the vehicle’s center stack. The screen looks as though it’s taken directly from the Mustang Mach-E, Ford’s new all-electric crossover, which boasts a screen measured at 15.5 inches.
By comparison, rival products from General Motors come equipped with much smaller infotainment screens, as the 2021 Chevy Tahoe, 2021 Chevy Suburban, and 2021 GMC Yukon all come standard with a 10-inch infotainment screen. In addition to the new, larger touchscreen, the 2022 Ford Expedition will also come with several other updates for the interior, as well as revised exterior styling to boot.
Based on the Ford T3 platform, the Ford Expedition is currently the Blue Oval brand’s largest utility vehicle, with full-size exterior measurements and body-on-frame construction based on a modified version of the half-ton architecture underpinning the Ford F-150.
The Ford Expedition comes equipped with a 3.5L EcoBoost V6 gas engine producing 375 horsepower and 470 pound-feet of torque, which connects to a 10-speed automatic transmission. The Expedition also comes with a four-wheel independent suspension setup.
The infotainment screen in the all-new 2021 Chevy Tahoe is much smaller, by comparison.
With it’s new, larger infotainment screen, the 2022 Ford Expedition has a leg up on its GM SUV rivals in terms of screen real estate. However, the way in which that screen will play out with regard to integration with the rest of the refreshed Expedition’s interior remains to be seen.
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Very tacky. When will this stupid trend end? The 8 inch screen in my Malibu is perfectly sized and not a distraction.
Holy Smokes why don’t we just stick a 75″ touch screen TV in there! This is getting so ludicrous! Its a real sad day in the automotive world when “my screen is bigger than yours” is more important than the vehicle itself.
If done right, it looks good and flows with the design of the vehicle. Ford got it wrong, these huge verticle screens break up the flow of the interior lines, and the aspect ratio for backup camera’s android auto/apple car play is not correct. Screen size in SUV’s and trucks is the new tow wars, just another BS pissing contest. I think that a 10.x” to a 12.x” is more than enough. Even an 8.x” with the right design and UI is more than enough is designed well.
Ford’s approach on updating their interiors: Slap a giant screen on old interiors with subpar materials and call it a day. 👏🏻
Has Americans become so addicted to their cell phones that big screens are the thing they look for in the vehicle they buy? I want the driving experience of the vehicle not the infotainment screen. That screen is just something else to distract drivers and make them more dangerous than they are when texting on their phones and driving. I wouldn’t buy a vehicle with a large screen that’s something else to go wrong that only the over priced dealer service department can handle.
The screens are big and are only going to get bigger. With these and all vehicles eventually going electric the screen sizes will become massive like Tesla with almost all controls and functions feeding through it.
Someone just go ahead and beat everyone else to it. Make the entire friggin windshield a screen and end the “mine is flatter than yours” war. Honestly, this is another reason for me to not buy a Ford 🤣 I need a map application and backup camera (for my trailer) I don’t use one to actually back up. Just rented a Dodge Charger. Some of the HVAC options are on the touch screen, under 3 tabs. Just give me a hard button please.
“….. Coming soon…..In our Own Galaxy…….”
SCREEN WARS
15 inches is just too big as something even the size of the new Apple iPad at 10.2-inches might be too large; I did like the approach used by Cadillac in 2012 with a combination of dials and a hide-away 8-inch display.
Why didn’t they go a tad larger and install a Jumbotron! This is about as ugly as it gets!
Makes it easier for owners finding tow truck companies…
Failed Over Road Devices………….
Good one!
Rucking fidiculous.
Seriously. I drove a new Tahoe this weekend and found the screen to be “just right” size. Guy at work has a Ram Limited with the 12 inch and it’s overkill too standing vertical like that. Maybe a horizontal design like the Caddy but this tablet look jutting from the dash like a an electronic billboard looks like crap!
I drove a new rental RAM Laramie with the smaller screen size earlier this year and I liked it – though the thing was huge. Even after my Yukon. Interior with the smaller screen was attractive, as advertised. System worked well. I don’t know what this huge screen trend is all about. We drive these things, not play video games on them. And the ford design solution just looks lazy.
The giant screen trend in vehicles has to go away soon. The screen in this Expedition prototype looks so half-baked and poorly implemented compared to the current model’s 8 inch display screen.
Old guys don’t like big screens. Most Young people that will be buying this and other vehicles for the next 40 years do. That’s why Ford did this. If you don’t like big screens then just wait cuz vehicles are not going backwards with tech.
It looks like a screen that the police use in their vehicles, definitely Overkill. I have a caddy xt6 with a 8-in screen it is just right although I do feel that the large screens are more impressive so long as they are built into the dash and not sticking up like an afterthought.. those large screens are very distracting at night I turn my dash lights down
Soon they will drive with a full tv,,,
This is my take.
The customer should make this decision and will.
Tesla clearly got it right per their customers.
The current Cadillac other than the new Escalade and may be the new Lyriq got it wrong per their customers.
The new GM trucks got it wrong per their customers.
Cadillac Matt got it right, old guys don’t like screens or tech, I mean real tech, they just don’t get it !
I can hook up a trailer in seconds with my new 2020 Denali HD, and a larger screen would be better !!!
That’s tech that works !
That’s tech that makes money !!
But lets be clear, I DO NOT THINK, ALL vehicles need a large screen, and maybe some do not need one at all, it should be an option on a different interior on some vehicles, and trucks are one !
Some guys just do not need them and do not want them !
Did you know dashes weren’t designed to be big huge, good for gobby screens? Personally it seems that you need a screen for maps, audio, etc. Not to be the only thing seen in the vehicle.
I would get so tired of that giant screen. Agree with others that 8-10in is more than enough
But look a the bright side, owners can load a sore thumb screensaver. The 2021 Escalate is the right way to do big screens.