This article was automatically translated from the original Turkish version.
The Ford Kuga is a model developed by the American automotive manufacturer Ford Motor Company and positioned in the compact SUV segment. First introduced in 2008, the vehicle was designed with the European market in mind and, with its third generation refreshed in 2024, now forms part of Ford’s global SUV strategy.

Ford Kuga (Ford)
The Ford Kuga is positioned in the compact SUV segment and features aerodynamic lines, a wide front grille, and sharp contours in its exterior design. This design approach aims to enhance the vehicle’s visual identity while reducing aerodynamic drag. The interior layout prioritizes driver ergonomics. The model offers adjustable suspension systems tailored to different driving conditions.
The Ford Kuga is offered with a range of engine options designed to meet diverse user needs. Both internal combustion and hybrid powertrains are available.
Main engine options:
The model is equipped with an 8-speed automatic transmission and is available with either front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive systems.
The interior design adopts a driver-focused layout, supported by infotainment systems and connectivity features.
Main features:

Ford Kuga (Ford)
The Ford Kuga is equipped with a range of active and passive driver assistance systems designed to enhance driving safety and provide driver support.
Key systems include:
The Ford Kuga was designed and manufactured with a European focus. The model is primarily marketed in Europe and China and forms a key part of Ford’s SUV lineup. Thanks to its hybrid and plug-in hybrid engine options, it presents a profile aligned with sustainability initiatives.
DESIGN AND STRUCTURAL FEATURES
ENGINE OPTIONS AND PERFORMANCE
INTERIOR AND TECHNOLOGICAL FEATURES
DRIVER ASSISTANCE SYSTEMS AND SAFETY
PRODUCTION AND MARKET POSITION