Ford’s best-selling vehicle in Europe just got a major upgrade with an all-electric powertrain, a sporty new design, and

The Ford Puma Gen-E makes its debut as the subcompact that completes the brand's lineup this year. Discover all the details in our article!

Two-and-a-half years after Ford announced an electric version of the very popular and very excellent Puma crossover, the day has finally come: say howdyado to the Ford Puma Gen-E.

Last year's best-selling car is going electric. New Puma Gen-E deliveries are due Spring 2025. So what's new and what's different for the compact crossover?

Ford has introduced the fully electric Puma Gen-E in Europe, joining the mild-hybrid lineup of the small SUV. The EV is visually distinguished by its redesigned face, promising ST levels of power, 376 km (234 miles) of range,

Ford continues to build off popular nameplates for its electric lineup, as with this Puma Gen-E, based on the brand's bestseller in the European market.

The Ford Puma – currently Britain ’s best-selling new car – is going all-electric with the launch of the Puma Gen-E, priced from £29,995.

With the Puma Gen E, Ford is presenting an electric car that would probably have a good chance on the market. However, the key data are not very promising.

The Puma is a familiar nameplate in Europe, as the automaker’s best-selling vehicle there since it surpassed the Fiesta in salesin 2021. Now, it's getting a fully electric powertrain to complement the hybrid EcoBoost options that were added four years ago.

The Ford Puma subcompact SUV essentially replaced the Fiesta in the company’s lineup last year and has been a big […]

The new Ford Puma Gen-E slots in beneath the Explorer, Capri, and Mustang Mach-E in the Blue Oval's European EV range.