Ford Puma

1st gen (J2K) · SUV · 2020 to today

Key figures

Price
from €25,500New: €25,500 – €37,900Used: €17,000 – €28,000
Power
125–200 hp
Space
456 L bootrear seats average room5 seats

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Specifications

On sale
2020 to today
Body
SUV
Euro NCAP
5 stars, 2019
Fuel
petrol, electric
Gearbox
manual, automatic
Drive
front-wheel
Fuel use
5.5–6.9 L/100km
Energy use
13.6 kWh/100km
Electric range
376 km
Length
4,186 mm
Kerb weight
1,280 kg

Engines sold in Greece

EnginePowerFuel or energy useNew price
1.0 EcoBoost Hybrid 125 hp (48V)petrol, mild hybrid · manual / automatic125 hp5.5 L/100km€25,500 – €30,500
1.0 EcoBoost Hybrid 155 hp (48V)petrol, mild hybrid · manual / automatic155 hp5.7 L/100km€29,500 – €32,900
1.5 EcoBoost 200 hp STpetrol · manual200 hp6.9 L/100km
Puma Gen-E 168 hp (43 kWh)electric · automatic168 hp13.6 kWh/100km€33,900 – €37,900

Typical used prices in Greece

First registeredAsking price
2020–2021€17,000 – €20,500
2022–2023€19,500 – €24,000
2024–2025€22,500 – €28,000

Strengths

  • Agile, Fiesta-based handling with precise steering
  • 456 l boot including the washable MegaBox under the floor
  • The 48V mild hybrid gives brisk, responsive performance

Compromises

  • The 1.0 EcoBoost has a timing belt running in oil that needs careful maintenance
  • Firm ride, especially ST-Line versions on 18–19 inch wheels

Check before you buy

  • Ask when the wet timing belt was inspected or replaced and that the correct oil was used
  • On the 7-speed auto, check for smooth shifts and no hesitation from rest
  • Check the MegaBox drain plug and the boot floor for water

In Greece

Puma parts are plentiful and many independent garages know the EcoBoost engine well.

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Figures from KAR's car data, checked October 2026. Prices are typical ranges for Greece: confirm them with the seller before you buy. All car models