Experience the all-new Ford Kuga, now available as a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) with elegant styling, versatile interior space and advanced features.

Plug-in hybrids like the Ford Kuga PHEV can achieve up to 41 miles † of zero tailpipe emissions whilst driving on a full charge. This is ideal for shorter journeys, like commuting about town at lower speeds, but with the backup of a conventional engine for longer drives.

PLUG-IN HYBRID (PHEV) Plug In. Charge up. Improves Efficiency versus a mild hybrid or hybrid engine. Plug-in Hybrids have the two sources of power like a hybrid, but with a larger high voltage battery, enabling you to drive longer distances on all-electric power. Kuga PHEV has a battery size of 14.4 kWh which gives a maximum EV range of 42 miles.

FFV: Bio-ethanol drive (Flexi fuel) / LPG: LPG engine / CNG: Natural gas drive

WHAT IS A PLUG-IN HYBRID? As with all hybrids, a PHEV combines a conventional engine with a battery-powered electric motor, to increase efficiency and reduce emissions †. PHEVs are capable of short electric-only journeys. For example, the Kuga PHEV has an electric-only range of …

The cords supplied are: Ford BEV and PHEV’s - The Universal Home Charging Cord (6 meters) fitted with a type 2 plug for the vehicle end and with a standard domestic mains electrical plug at the other. Ford BEV only - A Public Charging Cord (7.5 meters) with type 2 plug at both ends.

Put the city in your rear-view. Efficient PHEV performance from Ford Kuga Plug-In Hybrid SUV. Exceptional comfort. Next-gen connectivity. Also available as a Self-Charging Hybrid or Ecoboost petrol engine. Build your Kuga offer

Discover our official motability offers and price lists for the New Ford Kuga plug-in-hybrid SUV. Browse the latest Kuga motability deals on this page.

You can charge your electric Ford at home. The quickest way is with an EV home charger – often called a wallbox – which can be installed in your garage or on a driveway. Ford Ford EVs can …

Instructions for the manual release method can be found in the ‘Charging Your Vehicle’, then for BEV vehicles under 'DC Charging' - 'Stopping Charging' and for PHEV vehicles under 'AC Charging' - 'Stopping Charging' section of your Owner Manual.