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Ford has become the first manufacturer to secure the government’s full £3,750 electric vehicle grant, awarded in recognition of its sustainability performance. This makes the Ford Puma Gen-E, the electric version of the UK’s best-selling car, more accessible than ever. On 48-month Ford Options, the Puma Gen-E Select is available from just £290 a month – cheaper than its petrol equivalent at £324. The E-Tourneo Courier also qualifies for the full grant.
On top of the grant, the Ford Power Promise adds further support: a free wall charger worth £899, five years of free servicing and roadside assistance, and up to 10,000 miles of complimentary charging – giving the average driver more than a year of energy on the road at no cost. Add in lower running costs such as savings on fuel, and the average driver could save £127 a month compared to a Puma ST-Line Petrol Manual.
“We welcome the government’s decision to accelerate the transition to electric mobility and are proud that Ford’s commitment to sustainability has been recognised with the full EV grant,” said Lisa Brankin, Ford UK Chair and Managing Director. “With a £3,750 saving available on the Puma Gen-E plus the convenience of the Ford Power Promise, we’re helping to make the switch to electric simpler, more affordable and more rewarding.”
Savings of £127 a month
• Government grant £3,750
• Complimentary wall charger and installation £899
• Up to 10,000 miles home charging credit £217
• Complimentary servicing £15 a month
• Fuel savings per month £78
• Monthly vehicle payment saving £34
Ford Power Promise customers can also access the Intelligent Octopus Go smart energy tariff, charging an EV for just 7p/kWh overnight. Fully charging a Puma Gen-E can cost as little as £3.23.
The Puma Gen-E offers up to 233 miles of range, 10–80% charging in just 23 minutes, and 0–62 mph in 8.0 seconds. The E-Tourneo Courier offers space and flexibility, with up to 177 miles of range, and 10-80% charging in 35 minutes.
