Ford Puma Gen-E 2024 -

Specifications
Ford Puma Gen-E
  • 168hp
    Front Wheel Drive
  • 43kWh
    Usable capacity
  • 8sec
    0-62 mph
  • 234mi
    WLTP range

Launch
Announced 2024, December 03
Status Available to order. Released 2024, December 03
Base price € 33,100   £ 30,000  
Performance
Power FWD 168 hp (124 kW)
Torque 214 lb-ft (290 Nm)
Acceleration 8 sec 0-62 mph
Max speed 99 mph (160 km/h)
Transmission Single-speed
 
Battery
Capacity 43 kWh usable
Tech Air-cooled Li-Ion NMC (400V type)
Range 234 mi WLTP
Consumption 4.7 mi/kWh WLTP
Recuperation Yes
Heat pump No
AC Charging Type 2
DC Charging CCS, 100 kW max, 10-80% in 23 min
 
Body
Type 5 door crossover, 5 seats
Platform
Dimensions 165.9 x 71.1 x 61.2 in (4214 x 1805 x 1555 mm)
Wheelbase 101.9 in (2588 mm)
Clearance 5.1 in (129 mm)
Weight EU: 3446 lb unladen, 4442 lb gross
Suspension
Wheels R17, R18, R19
Trunk EU: 20.3 ft³, 45.3 ft³ max
Frunk 1.5 ft³
Towing EU: 1653 lb unbraked, 1653 lb braked
 
Displays
Center 12" movable touchscreen
Driver's 12.8"
Head-up No
Comfort
Seats Heated front seats
Roof Panoramic glass roof
Parking aids Front and rear sensors, 360 camera, reversing camera
Connectivity Wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay
Safety
Airbags Side airbags, front and rear, including head airbag system
Driving aids Front radar, cameras. Driver Alert, Lane-Keeping Aid, Lane Centering, Lane Change Warning, Pre-Collision Assist, Auto High Beam, Cross Traffic Alert with Active Braking
Self driving
Crash tests

Real world range

Charging time Charging curve

Charging curve provided by Fastned.

User opinions and reviews

  • Anonymous

The Puma gen e has a cooling fluid which is some sort of antifreeze type that is yellow in colour. According to to the Ford website, this is circulated around the motor and the fluid itself is cooled by a radiator at the front of the car. I have se...

  • Janek

According to information from Ford dealers, it is not true that the Puma Gen-e has air-cooled batteries, as stated here, but liquid-cooled ones.

most likely no heat pump ....

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