2024 Ford Edge

Upgrading to the SEL brings ActiveX leather-like upholstery (or upgraded cloth), heated front seats with eight-way driver power, heated side mirrors, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. The outside gets extra chrome exterior trim, LED signature lighting, and split-spoke wheels.

In addition to its tech features, the Convenience Package includes a power liftgate, fog lights, remote start, a perimeter alarm, and a universal home remote. The SEL can also get a Sport Appearance Package ($1,295) with dark body trim and wheels, plus navy ActiveX seats with orange stitching. A panoramic sunroof becomes available for $1,595.

The ST-Line goes in a sporty direction with black and body-color exterior trim, dual exhaust outlets, sueded seat inserts, red interior stitching, and sport pedals. The SEL's Convenience features are also standard.

The Titanium provides a more luxurious interior environment with diamond-quilted ActiveX seats, a 10-way power driver seat with memory, a six-way power passenger seat, ambient lighting, satin accents, and a heated steering wheel. Other upgrades include a hands-free power liftgate and standard 19-inch wheels.

The 301A Equipment Group ($2,150) adds Ford Co-Pilot Assist+, the 180-degree cameras, ventilated front seats, heated rear seats, and adaptive headlights. Buyers can top off the Titanium with the $2,175 Elite Package, which furnishes additional chrome exterior trim, the automated parking system, unique interior finishes, and 20-inch polished aluminum wheels.

The ultimate Edge receives the V6 turbo, paddle shifters, performance gauges, the sporty ST-Line exterior treatment, and 20-inch machined aluminum wheels with gloss black pockets. The ST features genuine leather seats with sueded inserts.

The ST Interior Appearance Package ($650) adds red and blue stitching to the seats and steering wheel. The 401A Equipment Group ($5,340) contains everything in the Titanium's options packages, plus the panoramic sunroof.