New Ford Kuga Motability Offers available now at Gates

Why choose the Ford Kuga on the Motability Scheme?

You can expect all of the same features that we have all come to know and love with the Ford Kuga - plus there are some new additions too. Here are just a small selection of the things we think you'll really like about the Ford Kuga:

1. Plenty of interior space: The Ford Kuga boasts a spacious interior regardless of whether you're the driver or a passenger! There's plenty of legroom and headroom, front and back so you can be guaranteed of a comfortable journey.
2. Space for passengers does not come at the cost of storage space. The Ford Kuga retains the flexibility is is renowned for with flexible rear seats that fold and slide. What's more there's up to 536L of bootspace available.
3. Modern styling inside and out: The exterior design of the Kuga can only be described as "head-turning". It certainly looks ultra modern and this extends into the cabin where it has a refreshed look and feel.
4. Feel connected wherever you are thanks to the SYNC4 infotainment system complete with 13.2" touchscreen. Not only is it fully compatible with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, it also integrates wirelessly.
5. The 360 degree camera really is something to behold! Parking and maneuvering the Ford Kuga will be a breeze thanks to this new feature. You'll wonder what you ever did without one!

What is the difference between the Ford Kuga Self Charging Hybrid (FHEV) and the Plug-In Electric Hybrid (PHEV)?

The Ford Kuga is available in a number of different powertrains including Plug-In Hybrid (PHEV), Self Charging Hybrid variants (FHEV), along with a 1.5 EcoBoost petrol engine. Let's take a look at each one to further understand the benefits:

Ford Kuga Full Hybrid Electric Vehicle (FHEV)

The Ford Kuga FHEV is self-charging so there is no need to plug in to charge. It has a 2.5-litre petrol engine along with an electric motor - the two can run independently, thus delivering improved fuel economy and reduced emissions. The battery charges as you drive utilising regenerative braking. FHEVs tend to run on electric power at low speeds and over limited distances (for example, a mile or so) and utilise the petrol engine at other times.

Ford Kuga Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV)

The Ford Kuga PHEV meanwhile works differently from the self-charging model. Whilst it still has a 2.5-litre petrol engine with a batter powered electric motor. The Kuga PHEV is capable of running on electric power only with a range of up to 42 miles*. This is perfect for those shorter day to day journeys that many of us do, but you have the best of both worlds as the petrol engine is there should you need to travel further and switch between the two! PHEVs can be charged at home via a wallbox or domestic socket, or on the go at public charging stations.