Ford Puma Gen-E Launches: Britain's Popular SUV Goes Electric with 233-Mile Range
The Ford Puma Gen-E transforms the UK's best-selling car into an all-electric vehicle, maintaining its popular design while adding impressive EV capabilities.
Ford Puma driving on road
The electric conversion retains most of the original Puma's styling, with subtle changes including a blanked-off grille, aerodynamic wheels, and a new rear spoiler designed to maximize range.
Yellow Ford Puma parked on street
Inside, the Gen-E features a redesigned dashboard with a 12.0-inch touchscreen infotainment system and digital instrument display. Both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard.
Ford Puma Gen-E interior cockpit view
Key Features:
- 233-mile range from 43kWh battery
- 10-80% charging in 23 minutes at 100kW
- 168hp front-wheel-drive motor
- 0-62mph in 8.0 seconds
- 574-litre boot capacity plus 43-litre frunk
- Enhanced 'GigaBox' under-floor storage
Ford Puma's open yellow cargo area
Available in two trim levels:
- Select (£29,995): 17-inch alloys, LED headlights, fabric upholstery, rear-view camera, cruise control
- Premium (£31,995): 18-inch alloys, Matrix LED headlights, keyless entry, powered boot lid (226-mile range)
Yellow Ford Puma parked outside
Orders are now open with deliveries starting March 2024. The Puma Gen-E offers better range efficiency than competitors like the Peugeot E-2008, while maintaining the practicality that made the original Puma so popular.
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