New Ford Capri 250kW Premium 79kWh AWD 5dr Auto [Driver Assist] Review

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  • Ford Capri infotainment touchscreen
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  • Ford Capri infotainment touchscreen
  • Ford Capri air-con controls
  • Ford Capri interior detail
  • Ford Capri underfloor boot storage
  • Ford Capri charging cable holder
  • Ford Capri front cornering
  • Ford Capri rear cornering
  • Ford Capri dashboard
  • Ford Capri boot
  • Ford Capri driver display
  • Ford Capri left driving
  • Ford Capri front cornering
  • Ford Capri rear cornering
  • Ford Capri left static boot open
  • Ford Capri rear static boot open
  • Ford Capri rear badge
  • Ford Capri front seats
  • Ford Capri back seats
  • Ford Capri infotainment touchscreen
  • Ford Capri rear vents
  • Ford Capri steering wheel detail
  • Ford Capri seat controls
  • Ford Capri dashboard
  • Ford Capri front seats
  • Ford Capri back seats
  • Ford Capri steering wheel
  • Ford Capri steering wheel detail
  • Ford Capri infotainment touchscreen
  • Ford Capri air-con controls
  • Ford Capri interior detail
  • Ford Capri underfloor boot storage
  • Ford Capri charging cable holder
RRP £57,475
Fuel type:
electric
Gearbox:
auto
Doors:
5 doors

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The new Ford Capri struggles to stand out in the talented crowd of electric SUVs. While it has efficiency, lots of standard kit and a big boot on its side, there are better, more well-rounded alternatives available for the money. For example, there’s the Kia EV6, which has more rear seat space and is better to drive for a similar price.

While it's pretty expensive, Premium is the one to go for if you want all the bells and whistles. Indeed, it adds matrix LED headlights, an electric tailgate, a panoramic sunroof and many other goodies.

This sportiest version gets all-wheel drive and a 79kWh battery. While that reduces the range slightly compared with the long range model, it does get 335bhp and a 0-62mph sprint of just 5.3sec.


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Key information

Doors5
Seats5
0-62 MPH5.3 seconds
Fuel TypeElectric
GearboxAUTO
Boot CapacityHow much space is there?

567

litres

EmissionsOfficial emissions rating

0

g/km