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Model shown is a Ford Kuga ST-Line X Edition
Keeping your Ford Kuga Plug-in Hybrid charged is simple. And once it’s fully charged you can drive of up to 28 – 39 milesplug-in hybrid Kuga (WLTP Test Results) on electric power alone. That increases to 54 miles when driving in urban locations with lots of stop-start traffic.
This page is where you’ll find everything you need to know about charging your Kuga Plug-In Hybrid, including information on charging times, electric range, CO2 emissions, and more. You can also find more information on our FAQs page.
The time it takes to charge your Kuga Plug-In Hybrid battery can vary depending on whether you’re at home or in public, and what type of connection you’re using.
A domestic charging cable is supplied with your Kuga as standard. This enables you to plug your Kuga into a domestic socket to recharge. Additionally, the Ford Connected Wallbox is available for faster home charging. This is an optional accessory, available at additional cost.
The table below shows how long it takes to charge the Plug-In Hybrid battery from empty to full using a standard domestic cable, a Ford Connected Wallbox, and at a public charging station.
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| Charge on Domestic Exterior Socket (230V 3/2 pin plug) | 6 - 6.5 hours |
| Charge using the Ford Connected Wallbox (7kW) | 3 - 3.5 hours |
| Charge on Public Charging Station | 3 - 3.5 hours |
Your Kuga Plug-In Hybrid comes with one EV home charging cable as standard. You can purchase a public charging cable from your dealer.
Works using a 3-/2-pin plug at one end and a 7-pin plug at the other
Charge time: 6 hours
Comes with a Type 2 cable.
Charge time: 3 - 3.5 hours
Type 2 cable with Male and Female ends.
Charge time: 3 - 3.5 hours
Recharging your PHEV is easy.
A domestic charging cable is supplied with your Kuga. This has a traditional domestic plug on one end, and a plug that fits into the hybrid car on the other. Simply plug your Kuga into a wall socket to begin charging.
If you install a Ford Connected wallbox home charging point, then your charging speeds will be significantly faster. Your Ford Connected wallbox will also include a Type 2 charging cable to enable the improved charging speeds.
Whether you use a standard domestic socket or a Ford Connected wallbox, you can manage charging preference through the vehicle’s SYNC screen or with the FordPass app. This lets you program when you want your Kuga to charge so it’s always ready when you are.
If want to make recharging your Kuga Plug-In Hybrid at home as fast as possible, you’ll need to install a wallbox. Simply talk to your Ford Dealer, who will work with our installation partner, British Gas. Once installed, you can fully recharge your Kuga from zero to full in 3-3.5 hours.
If you’re away from home and need to top up the Plug-In Hybrid battery, public charging stations are a simple and convenient solution. To recharge your Kuga in public, you’ll need to use the optional public charging cable. These cables use a Type 2 connector with both a male and female socket.
The table below outlines the Kuga PHEV range, performance and emissions data.
All data is provided by WLTP. If you’re driving short distances and using electric power alone, the CO2 emissions are reduced to zero.
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| Electric range WLTP Overall Range (Combined) on a full charge | 37-39 miles |
| Electric range WLTP Extra High Range (Motorway) on a full charge | 28 miles |
| Urban range WLTP (Electric City) on a full charge | 54 miles |
| Maximum power | 225 PS |
| CO2 emissions | 23-25g / km |
| Fuel consumption (weighted combined) | 282-257 MPG |
The cost of charging your Kuga Plug-In Hybrid will vary depending on whether you’re at home or using a public charge point. The table below provides an estimate of how much it costs to recharge the battery.
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| Home charging | £2.45 | £0.07 |
If you choose to install a Ford Connected Wallbox for faster home charging, you may be eligible for the EV Homecharge Scheme (EVHS) of up to £350. Customers in Scotland could be eligible for up to £350 further funding from the Scottish government. From April 1st 2022, the EV Homecharge Scheme will no longer be available to homeowners who live in single-unit properties e.g. detached, semi-detached or terraced housing. The EVHS is available to homeowners who live in flats or customers in rental accommodation. For more information visit: https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/government-grants-for-low-emission-vehicles#electric-vehicle-homecharge-scheme
The FordPass app delivers seamless integration with your Kuga Plug-in Hybrid via your smartphone. Delivering access to a host of features, such as navigation and vehicle health alerts. Useful Plug-in Hybrid specific features include locating public charge points, managing home charging schedules, and even setting your departure times. Watch our video on how FordPass can enhance the ownership experience of your new Kuga PHEV.
