2027 Ford Expedition Colors: Every Exterior Paint Option, Shown in Minnesota Light | Jay Malone Ford

A deep, warm bronze that turns to molten copper in low sun and settles to a rich chocolate under a gray sky — the most chameleon paint in the lineup.

In Minnesota light: Bronze Fire rewards our long, low golden hours. On a fall gravel road at sunrise it glows like a new penny; under February overcast it reads as a rich, understated brown. The warm tone also does a quiet favor in our climate — light road dust and dried gravel splatter blend into it far better than they would on black.

Available on: Active, Tremor, Platinum, King Ranch

A deep navy with real metallic flake — classic and substantial in shade, brightening to a clear blue when the sun hits it directly.

In Minnesota light: Nocturnal Blue is the safe-but-not-boring pick. It carries the presence of a dark color without the maintenance reality of black — water spots and dust show less than on a true black. Against fresh snow it looks sharp and deliberate; in summer it pairs naturally with chrome and bright trim.

Available on: Active, Tremor, Platinum

The crown jewel of the 2027 palette — a dark, dramatic blue that reads near-black until light catches it, then flashes a rich, deep metallic blue.

In Minnesota light: This is the one people will stop and ask you about. Blue Ember is only available on the Platinum 30th Anniversary Appearance Package, so it is genuinely rare — you will not see another one in the school pickup line. In low golden light it comes alive with blue depth; on an overcast day it carries the quiet authority of a near-black. If you want the most distinctive Expedition on the road, this is it.

Available on: Platinum 30th Anniversary Appearance Package only

A true deep black with a fine metallic sparkle in direct sun — the timeless, bold choice.

In Minnesota light: Black always looks sharp, and it pairs beautifully with the blacked-out Stealth packages. The honest trade-off in our climate: it shows road salt, dust, and water spots more than any other color, so plan on more frequent winter washes if you want it looking its best.

Available on: Every trim

A cool, deep charcoal with a blue undertone — modern and a little stealthy, especially on the higher trims.

In Minnesota light: One of the most practical colors you can pick here. Dark enough to look premium, light enough to hide a week of gravel dust and winter grime between washes. It reads charcoal on a gray day and shows its blue undertone in direct sun.

Available on: Active, Tremor, Platinum, King Ranch

A bright, premium silver-gray with a luminous tri-coat finish that almost glows in sunlight.

In Minnesota light: The most forgiving color for our winters. Light silver-grays hide road salt, dust, and water spots better than almost anything, so it stays looking clean between washes. The tri-coat gives it real depth in sun, so it never looks flat or cheap the way a plain silver can.

Available on: Active, Tremor, Platinum, King Ranch

A warm, earthy green-gray with an outdoorsy, rugged character — the Tremor’s signature color.

In Minnesota light: If you ordered a Tremor, this is the color that looks the part. The warm olive-gray suits gravel roads, hunting land, and lake-cabin driveways, and it hides trail dust and dirt remarkably well. It is the only Expedition trim that can be ordered in Marsh Gray — pick it and your truck won’t be mistaken for anything else.

Available on: Tremor only

A rich, pearlescent white with a tri-coat depth that reads far more premium than a standard white.

In Minnesota light: The most popular full-size SUV color for good reason. White hides dust and water spots well, stays cooler in summer sun, and the tri-coat pearl gives it a glow that a flat white never has. A safe pick that never looks plain — and one of just three colors (alongside Agate Black and Blue Ember) you can pair with the 30th Anniversary Package.

Available on: Every retail trim

Easiest to keep clean

Glacier Gray Tri-Coat and Star White Tri-Coat. Light colors hide road salt and dust best, so they look clean longer between winter washes.

Most distinctive

Blue Ember (if you’re in a 30th Anniversary Platinum) or Bronze Fire. Both turn heads and you won’t see many on the road here.

Best all-rounder

Dark Matter Gray. Premium look, hides dirt, low maintenance, and strong resale — the color that does everything well.

Best for a Tremor

Marsh Gray. It’s exclusive to the Tremor and looks exactly right on gravel roads and hunting land.