Built from 1968 until 1986, the original Capri was one of Ford's most iconic models and has a particularly strong connection with British drivers. But can the Capri name make the jump to an EV ...

COLOGNE, Germany (WKRC) - The Ford Motor Company announced on Wednesday the return of a Mustang stablemate. According to Ford, its "cult classic" Capri will return to the assembly line in the form ...

Ford’s new EV is available in two trims: Capri and Capri Premium. The RWD Capri EV, powered by a 77 kWh battery, has up to 390 miles (627 km) WLTP driving range and 282 hp.

This beefier Capri follows Ford’s other modern takes on classic nameplates, including the Mustang, which became an electric SUV, and the Maverick, which ended up as a pickup truck.

Today Ford announced that the Capri is back (for Europe at least), and it will be an electric car. Given Ford's electrification efforts in Europe, that's not too surprising.

Ford recently unveiled another EV in Europe named after a classic model, the Explorer. Like the Capri, it's nothing like the original either in looks or spirit, being a compact crossover rather ...

Built by Zakspeed in the late 1970s and powered by a 600-horsepower inline-four, the Ford Capri Turbo won the DRM championship in 1981.

The Ford Capri was first manufactured in 1969 and stayed in production until 1986. While the original Capri was a classic 1970s low-body coupe, there's nothing that says that the new EV will match ...

The aero wheels are another thing worth mentioning. So, if Ford indeed plans to revive the Capri as an all-quiet crossover coupe, would you be interested in it? Let us know by dropping a line below.

Viknesh Vijayenthiran March 27, 2023 Comment Now! Ford will revive its Capri nameplate for a second electric vehicle based on Volkswagen Group's MEB platform, The Sun reported last week.