Ford Puma
The Ford Puma is a suv and coupe model, produced 1997–2024, spanning 4 generations with 46 variants in the Cars-Data.com database. Generations covered include the Puma Gen-E (2025-), Puma Facelift 2024 (2024-), Puma (2020-2024) and Puma MK1 (1997-2002). Body styles across the Puma lineage span suv and coupe, reflecting different market positions throughout production. The Puma (2020-2024) generation is the most extensively documented, with 24 variants across engine options, transmissions, and trim levels. Each variant page provides engine displacement, power in HP and kW, 0–100 km/h acceleration, top speed, fuel consumption, CO₂ emissions, dimensions, and list price at launch.
Choose your Puma generation.
How many generations does the Ford Puma have?
The Ford Puma has 4 generations with 46 total variants in the Cars-Data.com database. Each generation has its own page listing all variants with engine specs, performance figures, and consumption data.
What years was the Ford Puma produced?
The Ford Puma has been produced 1997–2024. Throughout this period the model evolved across multiple generations, each introducing new engine options, body styles, and technology upgrades.
What body type is the Ford Puma?
The Ford Puma is available as SUV, Coupe. These body styles reflect the different market positions and use cases the model has served across its production history.
How performance changed across generations
| Generation | Power | 0–100 km/h | Variants | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Puma (2020-2024)2020–2024 | 137 hp | 9.5 s | 24 | €25k–€45k |
| Puma Facelift 2024 (2024-)2024–present | 136 hp | 9.2 s | 12 | €33k–€46k |
| Puma Gen-E (2025-)2025–present | 169 hp | 8.0 s | 5 | €32k–€37k |