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Ford Puma®

For the city you love – now available with BlueCruise[disclosure: Ford BlueCruise Puma]

Recommended OTR Price[disclosure: Puma Recommended OTR Price]

£27,145

Puma Titanium 6-speed manual


SYNC®4 touchscreen[disclosure: SYNC 4 Don’t drive while distracted Puma MCA]

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Loadspace[disclosure: Cargo and load capacity limited by weight]

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Figures shown reflect peak performance across the range. They may come from different series and not apply to every model.

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Vehicle specifications

Explore the Puma's key specifications with this comprehensive overview of the vehicle's capabilities.

Vehicle specification table

Body type Compact crossover SUV (5-door, 5-seat)
Engine 1.0-litre EcoBoost 3-cylinder with 48V mild hybrid
Power outputs 125 PS (Titanium, ST-Line) / 155 PS (ST-Line X) / 170 PS (ST)
Torque 210 Nm (+ 50 Nm electric boost)
Transmission 6-speed manual or 7-speed Powershift automatic
Fuel economy (WLTP combined) Up to 52.3 mpg (125 PS manual)
CO2 emissions From 121 g/km
0-62 mph 9.8s (125 PS manual) / 8.7s (155 PS auto) / 7.4s (ST)
Boot capacity Up to 456 litres (including 80-litre MegaBox)
Boot capacity (seats folded) Up to 1,216 litres
Dimensions (L x W x H) 4,226 x 1,805 x 1,550 mm
Wheelbase 2,588 mm
Turning circle 10.5 metres
Kerb weight From 1,201 kg
Towing capacity (braked) Up to 1,100 kg (manual) / 900 kg (automatic)
Drivetrain Front-wheel drive
Euro NCAP rating 4 stars (2022)
Warranty 3 years / 60,000 miles

 

Specification last updated and verified: September, 14, 2026

 

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New All-Electric Puma Gen-E

Now available – the New All-Electric Puma Gen-E®. The electric SUV born to take on the city, with fast charging and advanced technology.

Technology and infotainment

Explore technology

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Ford BlueCruise: hands-free motorway driving[disclosure: Ford BlueCruise Puma]

Available on Pumas with automatic transmission when equipped with the optional BlueCruise Ready Driver Assistance Pack, the feature transforms everyday motorway journeys with hands‑free, eyes‑on driving in designated ‘Blue Zones’. Activate now to enjoy a more relaxed and less stressful drive.

Discover BlueCruise

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Ford Puma®
BlueCruise Edition

Experience the limited-edition Ford Puma, featuring exclusive Ford Collection design details, advanced driver-assist features like BlueCruise, plus Connected Navigation – all included as standard.

Interior and storage

Explore interior

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Premium comfort

There’s room for you and your crew in the Puma. Seats designed for comfort and style with ergonomic headrests, and premium trims.

Uptown, downtown, around town.

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Engine and performance

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Ford Puma ST®

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Ford warranty

Ford's manufacturer warranty covers your Ford Puma for three years or 60,000 miles, whichever comes first. Includes paint and corrosion protection, repairs using genuine Ford parts, and 12 months of Ford Assistance breakdown cover.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Ford Puma a hybrid?

The Ford Puma uses mild hybrid (mHEV) technology – a 48-volt battery and small electric motor that assists the 1.0-litre petrol engine during acceleration and recovers energy when braking. It does not need to be plugged in and cannot drive on electricity alone. For a fully electric Puma, see the Ford Puma Gen-E.

Is the Ford Puma available as an automatic?

Yes. The Ford Puma is available with a 7-speed Powershift automatic (dual-clutch) transmission across Titanium, ST-Line, ST-Line X, and ST trims. A 6-speed manual gearbox is also available on the 125 PS engine.

How much boot space does the Ford Puma have?

The Ford Puma offers up to 456 litres of boot space with the rear seats up, including the 80-litre MegaBox – a waterproof underfloor storage compartment with a drain plug for muddy or wet items. With the rear seats folded, total capacity is 1,216 litres.

What is the Ford Puma MegaBox?

The MegaBox is an 80-litre waterproof storage compartment located beneath the boot floor of the Ford Puma. It features a drain plug so it can be hosed out after carrying muddy boots or wet sports gear. It also allows tall items up to 115 cm to be stored upright.

How safe is the Ford Puma?

The Ford Puma achieved a 4-star Euro NCAP safety rating in 2022, scoring 75% for adult occupant protection, 84% for child occupant protection, 70% for vulnerable road users, and 69% for safety assist.

What are the Ford Puma trim levels?

The Ford Puma is available in five trims: Titanium (from £27,145), ST-Line (from £28,045), ST-Line X (from £29,695), BlueCruise Edition (from £33,995), and ST (from £33,880)[disclosure: Prices are subject to change 2]. Each trim adds progressively more technology, styling, and performance features.

Is the Ford Puma available as a fully electric car?

The Ford Puma mild hybrid uses a petrol engine with electric assistance and cannot be plugged in. For a fully electric Puma with zero tailpipe emissions while driving and up to 259 miles of range, see the Ford Puma Gen-E.

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