DEARBORN, Mich. — The refreshed 2025 Ford Explorer seeks to attract millennial buyers with more capability, hands-free highway BlueCruise driving and a variant of Ford’s new digital experience, though customers won’t be able to get it as a hybrid. Younger families — and the largest generation since the Baby Boomers — are demanding more from their vehicles than the occasional road trip, according to Ford Motor Co., wanting to stay connected and kick up the adventure. The new models of the Dearborn automaker’s best-selling SUV, last redesigned for 2020, feature an updated interior, more advanced…