Ford Puma Gen-E

Ford · Puma

Puma Gen-E

Released December 2024

The all-electric version of Ford's Puma crossover, with a 46.8 kWh battery and a front boot, suited to buyers who mostly drive around town and can charge at home.

Body
Crossover
Powertrain
Electric
Power
166 bhp
Range
259 mi
Boot
523 l

What reviewers say

Reviewers agree the Puma Gen-E is still fun to drive, has a very large boot for its size and is efficient around town. The common criticisms are a modest range, particularly on the motorway, and cramped rear seats; Parkers found the interior disappointing, and Auto Express would like faster DC charging.

From autocar.co.uk, autoexpress.co.uk, parkers.co.uk and carwow.co.uk

Performance

Powertrain
Electric
Power
166 bhp
0–62 mph
8 s
Top speed
99 mph
Engine or motors
Single front electric motor, 168 PS (123 kW), quoted by Ford UK as 166 hp
Torque
290 Nm
Gearbox
Single-speed automatic
Drive
Front-wheel drive

Range and charging

Zero-emission range (WLTP)
259 miles
Battery
46.8 kWh
Fastest charging
100 kW
Range detail
WLTP combined 259 miles (Select) or 251 miles (other trims); WLTP Extra High (motorway) 192 or 187 miles
Charging
10–80% in about 26 minutes at up to 100 kW DC; about 7 hours on a 7 kW home wallbox
Efficiency
13.0–13.7 kWh/100 km (WLTP combined)
CO2 emissions
0 g/km

Practicality

Body
Crossover
Seats
5
Boot
523 litres
Length
4,186 mm
Width
1,805 mm
Weight
From 1,563 kg
Boot
523 litres with the rear seats up, including the GigaBox; 43-litre front boot; up to 566 litres in total
Towing
Up to 750 kg
Size
4,186 mm long, 1,805 mm wide, 1,536 mm high; 2,590 mm wheelbase; 10.5 m turning circle

Tech and safety

Infotainment
12-inch SYNC touchscreen with connected navigation and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto; 10-speaker B&O audio from Premium trim up
Driver assistance
BlueCruise hands-off motorway driving (standard on the BlueCruise Edition)
Warranty
3 years or 60,000 miles

Pros and cons

Pros

  • 523-litre boot including the GigaBox underfloor well, plus a 43-litre front boot
  • WLTP range up to 259 miles
  • 10–80% DC charge in about 26 minutes at up to 100 kW

Cons

  • 100 kW peak DC charging is slower than many rivals
  • Motorway range (WLTP Extra High) is 187–192 miles
  • Towing limited to 750 kg

Closest rivals

Model
BodyPowertrainPowerRangeBootReleased
CrossoverElectric148 bhp241–249 mi420 l2025
CrossoverElectric215 bhp370–381 mi545 lMay 2024
CrossoverElectric174–215 bhp280–387 mi437 lNov 2025

Sources

  1. ford.co.uk/cars/puma-gen-e
  2. ford.co.uk/content/dam/guxeu/uk/documents/price-list/cars/PL_Puma_Gen-E_Custome…
  3. media.ford.com/content/fordmedia/feu/gb/en/news/2024/12/03/electric-ford-puma-g…

Photo: gpas-cache.ford.com

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