Comparison: Boot space Ford Puma vs. competitors 2025

A journey down memory lane reveals how far the Puma has come in terms of boot size. The first generation (1997-2001) offered a measly 240 liters, good for a couple of suitcases after a surprisingly satisfying shopping spree. Fast-forward to the current generation (2020-now) and you get a whopping 456 liters, or 1216 liters with the rear seats folded. Quite the leap, isn't it?

Within the Ford line-up, the Puma's boot space sits comfortably above models such as the Fiesta (292 liters) and the Focus (392 liters), while trailing behind hauliers like the Focus Turnier (635 liters) and the Transit Connect Kombi (1000 liters). The Puma doesn't shy away from showing off its versatile side, flexing its boot space muscles in front of its siblings with a sense of pride and accomplishment.

Now let's pit the Puma against its competitors, shall we? In a battle of boot sizes, the Puma edges past the likes of the VW T-Roc (445 liters) and the Nissan Juke (422 liters), but falls short against the SsangYong Korando (486 liters) and others with similar offerings. However, even facing such stiff competition, the Ford Puma refuses to back down and proudly lets its boot do the talking.