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Ford Puma Gen-E Sound Edition 5 Door 43 Kwh Standard Range 1 Speed Automatic
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Ford Puma Gen-E Sound Edition 5 Door 43 Kwh Standard Range 1 Speed Automatic

£22,999

↓ £2,000 offwas £24,999
Make
Ford
Model
PUMA
Year
2026
Mileage
2,039 mi
Fuel
Electric
Transmission
Automatic

Overview

This 2026 Ford PUMA GEN-E Sound Edition is a modern electric car designed for practical, everyday driving. With a 43 kWh standard range battery and single-speed automatic transmission, it delivers smooth, efficient performance. The five-door layout offers flexibility for families and commuters alike. At just over 2,000 miles, this used example is nearly new with plenty of manufacturer warranty remaining. The Sound Edition trim adds distinctive styling touches. Ideal for drivers seeking a reliable, contemporary electric vehicle with Ford's proven quality and support.

About the Ford PUMA

The Ford PUMA is a compact SUV that slots between the Fiesta and Kuga in Ford's lineup. It targets style-conscious buyers seeking a crossover with good practicality and driving engagement, rather than maximum space. The current generation, launched in 2019, marked a return of the PUMA nameplate after a 12-year absence. It combines a car-like driving experience with SUV versatility, featuring a modern design with a distinctive grille and muscular stance. The PUMA appeals to urban and suburban drivers who prioritise handling and efficiency over raw interior volume.

Pros

  • +Engaging, responsive driving dynamics for the class
  • +Practical interior with flexible storage solutions
  • +Economical petrol and mild-hybrid engine options
  • +Contemporary design with good visibility
  • +Competitive pricing against rivals

Watch out for

  • Limited rear legroom compared to traditional SUVs
  • Modest boot space despite practical design
  • Basic interior materials in base trims
  • Wind and road noise at motorway speeds

Common issues

  • !Occasional reports of infotainment system lag
  • !Early examples had minor water ingress issues