Ford Explorer in Denmark

Key figures for the Ford Explorer (model family) registered in Denmark today.

Passenger cars

5,774

#9 among Ford models

Driven per year

8,253

Whole fleet: 15,096 km/year

Average age

0.9 years

Leased

4.2%

Electric cars

99.4%

Ford Explorer is a fairly common model in the Danish car fleet, with 5,800 registered cars today. It is a newer used-car choice in Denmark, with an average age of 1 year and first registrations from 2021 to 2026, most often in 2024.

It is driven 8,300 km per year on average, well below the fleet average of 15,100 km per year. The fuel mix is almost entirely electric: 99% of registered Ford Explorer cars are Electric.

A free plate check on FastCarCheck.dk shows Motorregistret data such as registration status, the latest syn with its odometer reading, import and leasing status, and previous number plates and VIN.

Odometer by age

Average odometer reading at the latest inspection, by the car’s age. The first inspection is normally in year 4, so there are few readings for brand-new cars.

  • Ford Explorer
  • Whole fleet
0k125k250k0510152025Ford Explorer · 1 yrs: 10,249 kmFord Explorer · 3 yrs: 73,545 km
0k125k250k0510152025Ford Explorer · 1 yrs: 10,249 kmFord Explorer · 3 yrs: 73,545 km

Age (years)

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Age (years)Ford ExplorerWhole fleet
110,24917,333
2—35,367
373,54564,371
4—74,727
5—92,191
6—106,523
7—126,711
8—140,557
9—155,376
10—165,782
11—179,267
12—184,456
13—208,112
14—208,850
15—221,998
16—211,661
17—221,278
18—218,540
19—222,062
20—217,187
21—226,995
22—225,343
23—236,516
24—231,418
25—228,910
Fuel
  • Electric 99.4%
  • Other 0.6%
Current fleet by year of first registration
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YearCars
20021
20031
20041
20052
20111
20131
20141
20161
20171
202011
202112
20221
20231
20242,441
20252,040
20261,256

Before you buy a used Ford Explorer

  1. 01

    Check the latest syn and odometer

    Use the plate check to see the latest Danish periodic inspection, or syn, and the odometer reading recorded then. If the result shows an omsyn, ask the seller for the follow-up paperwork and the exact fix.

  2. 02

    Confirm charging works as expected

    Because almost all Danish Explorer cars are electric, check charging cables, charging port condition and whether the car charges normally at home and at public chargers. Ask for a short test drive with enough battery to confirm range and charging behaviour.

  3. 03

    Compare mileage with age

    This model is usually young, so the odometer should make sense for its age. Look for signs of unusually high mileage for a newer car, and compare what you see on the car with the latest odometer reading.

  4. 04

    Check import, leasing and previous number plates

    The plate check shows whether the car was imported used, has been leased, and which previous number plates it has had. These details help you match the car’s Danish identity with its paperwork and documents from the seller.

  5. 05

    Ask for service book and invoices

    Do not rely on the plate check for service history, because it does not show it. Ask the seller for the service book and invoices so you can see what maintenance has been done and when.

  6. 06

    Check debt and earlier inspection reports yourself

    The plate check does not show debt or liens, so check Bilbogen at tinglysning.dk if you want that information. For earlier inspection reports, use findsynsrapport.esyn.dk rather than relying on the latest syn alone.

Questions about the Ford Explorer

How many Ford Explorer cars are registered in Denmark?

There are 5,800 registered Ford Explorer cars in Denmark today. That makes it a visible, but still fairly limited, model in the market.

How far do Ford Explorer cars drive each year?

The average is 8,300 km per year. That is below the Danish car fleet average of 15,100 km per year.

How old are Ford Explorer cars in Denmark?

The average age is 1 year, so this is a very young model in the Danish market. First registrations run from 2021 to 2026, with 2024 the most common first registration year.

What share of Ford Explorer cars are electric?

99% of registered Ford Explorer cars in Denmark are Electric. That means the model is almost entirely an EV in the Danish market.

Buying a used Ford Explorer?

Look up the number plate and see that car’s data from the Motor Register.