Ford Kuga generations
(Boot space)Generation year | Boot space |
---|---|
Kuga, Model year 2008 (I) | 410 l |
Kuga, Model year 2013 (II) | 481 l |
Kuga, Model year 2017 (II (1. Facelift)) | 456 l |
Kuga, Model year 2019 (III) | 435 l |
Kuga, Model year 2024 (Kuga III (1. Facelift)) | 412 l |
The difference in Boot space between first generation (I) from 2008 and last generation (Kuga III (1. Facelift)) from 2024 is 2 l.
The boot space of the current generation of Kuga is 412 l.
Variants
Ford Kuga variants: Kuga vs. Kuga Active
(Boot space)Variant name | Boot space |
---|---|
Kuga | 412 l |
Kuga Active | 412 l |
1. Kuga
412 l
2. Kuga Active
412 l
The boot space compared to other Ford models
Amidst the familial feuding within the Ford fold, where does our dear Kuga slot in? If boot space were the sole currency, it finds itself lurking in the middle ground, surpassing the urban-friendly EchoSport and Fiesta yet bowing down to the cavernous realms of the Galaxy and the rather roomy Focus clan. It's a bit like being the middle child; you're neither flaunting the expansive estate of the eldest (Galaxy) nor confined to the compact quarters of the youngest (Fiesta). The Kuga, thus, occupies a sweet spot - spacious enough to haul a family's worth of holiday gear, yet nimble enough not to require its own postal code.Ford Kuga vs other current cars by Ford
(Boot space)Variant name | Boot space |
---|---|
GT | 11 l |
Galaxy | 200 l |
Fiesta | 292 l |
EcoSport | 321 l |
Explorer | 330 l |
Mustang Convertible | 332 l |
Focus | 392 l |
Focus Active | 392 l |
Focus ST | 392 l |
Mustang Mach-E Rally | 402 l |
Mustang Mach-E | 402 l |
Mustang Fastback | 408 l |
Kuga Active | 412 l |
Kuga | 412 l |
Puma | 456 l |
Puma ST | 456 l |
Bronco | 504 l |
Explorer EV | 536 l |
Tourneo Courier | 570 l |
Focus Active Turnier | 608 l |
Focus ST Turnier | 635 l |
Focus Turnier | 635 l |
Transit Connect Kombi | 1000 l |
Tourneo Custom | 1150 l |
Tourneo Connect | 1213 l |
1. GT
11 l
2. Galaxy
200 l
3. Fiesta
292 l
4. EcoSport
321 l
5. Explorer
330 l
6. Mustang Convertible
332 l
7. Focus
392 l
8. Focus Active
392 l
9. Focus ST
392 l
10. Mustang Mach-E Rally
402 l
11. Mustang Mach-E
402 l
12. Mustang Fastback
408 l
13. Kuga Active
412 l
14. Kuga
412 l
15. Puma
456 l
16. Puma ST
456 l
17. Bronco
504 l
18. Explorer EV
536 l
19. Tourneo Courier
570 l
20. Focus Active Turnier
608 l
21. Focus ST Turnier
635 l
22. Focus Turnier
635 l
23. Transit Connect Kombi
1000 l
24. Tourneo Custom
1150 l
25. Tourneo Connect
1213 l
How does the boot space of the Ford Kuga compare to it's nearest competitors?
When parked beside the motley crew of its segment rivals, the Kuga plays a game of inches (and litres) with a mixed bag of outcomes. The VW Phaeton seems like it's brought a gun to a knife fight, sporting a mighty 500-litre boot, yet that's akin to comparing apples with slightly smaller apples given the Phaeton's limousine-like proportions. Over at the Renault Latitude's garage, we find a near doppelganger in boot volume, standing at 477 litres, suggesting a tête-à-tête on the cargo front. Meanwhile, the somewhat sleeker Lotus Europa S and the Alfa Romeo GTV, trailing at 154 and 155 litres, respectively, remind us that in the quest for boot space supremacy, sleek lines often take the back seat - quite literally. The Kuga, with its varying boot capacitates over the years, sits comfortably within this spectrum, not quite leading the pack nor bringing up the rear, a Goldilocks of boot space one might say.Ford Kuga vs. similar cars
(Boot space)Car model | Boot space |
---|---|
Nissan Townstar 2022 | 775 l |
SsangYong Torres 2023 | 703 l |
Opel Grandland 2022 | 514 l |
Renault Austral 2022 | 500 l |
Volvo XC90 2002 | 483 l |
Audi A5 2007 | 455 l |
Infiniti G 2009 | 450 l |
Maserati Indy 1971 | 450 l |
VW Taigo 2021 | 440 l |
Suzuki S-Cross 2022 | 430 l |
Mitsubishi Lancer Evo 2005 | 430 l |
Ford Kuga 2024 | 412 l |
Hyundai Bayon 2021 | 411 l |
Ford Mustang 2015 | 408 l |
Maserati Kyalami 1976 | 400 l |
Subaru Impreza 2000 | 395 l |
Cadillac ATS 2012 | 381 l |
Audi quattro 1984 | 330 l |
Mazda RX-8 2009 | 290 l |
Nissan 370Z 2009 | 235 l |
Nissan 350Z 2006 | 235 l |
Audi 80 1991 | 232 l |
Toyota Celica 1994 | 208 l |
Dacia Jogger 2022 | 160 l |
Honda S2000 2004 | 143 l |
Lamborghini Miura 1966 | 140 l |
Lotus Elise 2001 | 115 l |
Aston Martin Cygnet 2011 | 32 l |
1. Nissan Townstar 2022
775 l
2. SsangYong Torres 2023
703 l
3. Opel Grandland 2022
514 l
4. Renault Austral 2022
500 l
5. Volvo XC90 2002
483 l
6. Audi A5 2007
455 l
7. Infiniti G 2009
450 l
8. Maserati Indy 1971
450 l
9. VW Taigo 2021
440 l
10. Suzuki S-Cross 2022
430 l
12. Ford Kuga 2024
412 l
13. Hyundai Bayon 2021
411 l
14. Ford Mustang 2015
408 l
16. Subaru Impreza 2000
395 l
17. Cadillac ATS 2012
381 l
18. Audi quattro 1984
330 l
19. Mazda RX-8 2009
290 l
20. Nissan 370Z 2009
235 l
21. Nissan 350Z 2006
235 l
22. Audi 80 1991
232 l
23. Toyota Celica 1994
208 l
24. Dacia Jogger 2022
160 l
25. Honda S2000 2004
143 l
27. Lotus Elise 2001
115 l