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2026 Explorer ST question

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Did ford get rid of the wireless charging pad or is it still there? I can't find anything online confirming yes or no?

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Did ford get rid of the wireless charging pad or is it still there? I can't find anything online confirming yes or no?

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Welcome Aboard!!

Does your dash area look like this; Job 2, 2025 ST mfgred 5 DEC 2024?

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Not sure lol picking up the car today
 

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Not sure lol picking up the car today
I sure hope yours does. My Wife has a 2025 Highlander Platinum Hybrid and it does NOT have anything as good as this one.
 

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Did ford get rid of the wireless charging pad or is it still there? I can't find anything online confirming yes or no?

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They got rid of it.
 

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my 2026 doesn't have one nor do i want one.
 

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We get wireless car play and yet still need a plug in charger. Makes zero sense. But whatever
 

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I turned them off in my Tesla and wish I could on my Explorer as well. Not a fan of boiling the phone for a slow charge.
 

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I hear ya but I wanted to get rid of some charging cords. I’ll survive. Love my new 2026
 

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I hear ya but I wanted to get rid of some charging cords. I’ll survive. Love my new 2026
I just leave a cord in the console incase I need to charge which I rarely go through a battery in a days time. Road trips are the only time the cord comes out.

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I turned them off in my Tesla and wish I could on my Explorer as well. Not a fan of boiling the phone for a slow charge.
Exactly. I hate the feature myself.
 



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