Ford Squire

The Ford Squire is a European compact minivan launched in 1996, embodying Ford's philosophy of accessibility and practicality for modern families. Based on the Mondeo platform, this Ford Squire history spans three distinct generations, from 1996 to 2024, each refining the American manufacturer's approach in competition with the Renault Espace and Peugeot 806. The first generation (1996-2006) establishes the Ford Squire's positioning with refined design and interior modularity conceived for family trips, while the second generation (2006-2015) modernizes the cabin and improves driving comfort, particularly through an expanded engine range and the EcoBoost fuel-saving system. Successive Ford Squire generations have progressively integrated onboard technologies and driver assistance systems, responding to growing expectations of the European market. Today, the contemporary Ford Squire model continues this trajectory by offering hybrid and electrified powertrains, a connected cabin and active safety levels compatible with current standards. This C-segment minivan remains positioned as a versatile and affordable alternative to large estate cars and premium minivans, appealing to customers seeking interior space without budgetary compromise. Consulting the Ford Squire technical sheet makes it possible to verify specific equipment and available variants according to model years and regional markets.