Ford Puma

The Ford Puma is a compact urban SUV that embodies the evolution of the accessible leisure vehicle segment since its launch in 1997. Initially launched as an original small SUV based on the Fiesta platform, the Ford Puma model experienced two distinct generations: the first generation (1997-2002) pioneering with its iconic design and atypical proportions, and the second generation (since 2020) that completely redefines the model's positioning with a more modern and technological approach. Between these two chapters of the Ford Puma story, the name disappeared for nearly two decades before being reborn on a revolutionary concept, marking the renewal of the American manufacturer's SUV strategy. Today, the contemporary Puma positions itself against rivals such as the Renault Captur and the Peugeot 2008, offering an attractive balance between interior space, dynamic design, and price accessibility for customers seeking a versatile compact SUV. Equipped with technical specifications displaying modern petrol engines, controlled fuel consumption, and relevant on-board technologies, the current Ford Puma model attracts an urban clientele seeking an alternative to traditional sedans. The Ford Puma generations reveal a profound stylistic mutation, from the adventurous approach of the 1990s to the refined elegance of contemporary designs, while preserving the charm and maneuverability that make it a classic among European compact SUVs.