The Ford Explorer pioneered the modern 3-row family SUV when it launched in 1991 and remains one of Ford's best-selling models today, now offered with an ST performance trim. This collection features accessories built for three full rows of passengers: illuminated door sills, ST and Platinum badge sets, floor mats and keychains designed for the SUV that started it all.
The Explorer created the modern family SUV category in 1991, and after more than 8.8 million sold, most owners want accessories that reflect the model's role as a genuine American original - practical for three rows of passengers, with enough presence to stand out.
An illuminated door sill is designed to fit all four doors, giving every row a consistent lit entry point rather than reserving the upgrade for the front seats alone.
Explorer ST owners often add badges that call out the 400-hp EcoBoost, while Platinum trim owners look for chrome exterior accents that match the model's upscale positioning.
If you are cross-shopping Ford's smaller crossover, the Ford Edge accessories collection shares comparable finishes at a more compact scale. Complete your Explorer with Ford floor mats and badges and a Ford keychain.
Do these fit all three rows of doors? Yes, sill plates are designed for all four door openings.
Will an ST badge fit a standard Explorer? Mounting points are shared, though the ST design is intended for that performance trim.
Are these accessories suited to a Police Interceptor Explorer? Cosmetic accessories fit standard body dimensions, though fleet vehicles may have different trim configurations.
