Ford Fiesta set to return? Icon could be reborn with a little help from Volkswagen Ford Fiesta set to return? Icon could be reborn with a little help from Volkswagen The Ford Fiesta could be ...

Ford Fiesta set to return? Icon could be reborn with a little help from Volkswagen Ford Fiesta set to return? Icon could be reborn with a little help from Volkswagen The Ford Fiesta could be ...

“All that we know and love about the Ford Puma, but electric. Shame you won't enjoy for long before stopping to plug in” So, welcome to the Ford Puma Jenny. Sorry ...

But is it too little too late? Ford has been struggling with its electric car line-up, and it hopes the Puma Gen-E is the car to change that. The Mustang Mach-E grabbed headlines at launch but ...

The Ford Puma Gen-E is an electric version of the UK’s best-selling car. Ford has done such an uncontroversial job of electrifying its chart-topping compact crossover that it’s almost safe to ...

Ford claims that the Gen-E can travel up to 233 miles on a single charge and that 100kW DC rapid charging will get this battery-powered Puma from 10 to 80 per cent in 23 minutes. Just because the ...

That said, by matching the 123.5kW electric motor with a lithium-ion NMC battery pack with 43kWh of usable capacity in this Puma, Ford claims drivers can average as low as 13.1kWh/100km in ...

Ford executives are eager to revive the ST and RS variants as part of the brand’s EV lineup. A sportier Puma Gen-E will “definitely” come, either in the current or in the next generation.

Ford has just unveiled an electric version of its bestselling car in Europe – the Puma Gen-E – and it promises to be just as much fun to drive as its ICE sibling. Unlike its bigger EV cousins ...

Ford claims that the Gen-E can travel up to 233 miles on a single charge and that 100kW DC rapid charging will get this battery-powered Puma from 10 to 80 per cent in 23 minutes. WHAT’S IT LIKE ...

How do you make one of the UK’s best-selling cars even better? Well, for some buyers, this new Ford Puma Gen-E electric SUV could be the answer. How can you tell a Gen-E apart from petrol Pumas?