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Ford Capri (2024): electric coupe-style SUV, versions and trims
Ford Capri — the legendary name returns in 2024 as an electric coupe-style SUV. We look at the versions, batteries, charging, trims, and what you need to know before buying a used or low-mileage Capri.
Capri in brief
The Ford Capri 2024 returns as a fully electric coupe-style SUV. It differs greatly from the classic coupe, but the name denotes a sporty, stylish, and emotional character.
The car is built on the Volkswagen Group's MEB electric vehicle platform, so it boasts modern tech, a spacious interior, and a large screen. Its design is distinctive, with a sleek roofline giving it coupe credentials.
Which version to choose
The Capri is offered in several versions: Standard Range with a smaller battery, Extended Range with a larger one, and the more powerful Extended Range with all-wheel drive. Some versions come with rear-wheel drive.
For most buyers, the Extended Range with rear-wheel drive will be the pick — it offers a longer range and ample power. All-wheel drive is for those who prioritise better grip and acceleration.
The used market is still small. The key things to check are the service history, battery condition, and remaining manufacturer's warranty.
Battery, power and charging
Capri versions come with a smaller (around 52 kWh) or larger (around 77 kWh) battery. The larger one allows for several hundred kilometres of range according to the WLTP cycle, while the real-world range depends on speed, temperature, and driving style.
Power output ranges from roughly 170 hp to around 340 hp in the all-wheel-drive version. The car can be charged at home with an AC charger or quickly at public DC stations.
There's no traditional gearbox—it uses a single-speed reducer.
What to check when buying a used Capri
First, request battery condition data and check the remaining manufacturer's warranty. Test the real-world range and charging at AC and DC stations.
Inspect the brakes, tyres, and suspension, as electric vehicles are heavier and wear tyres faster. Ensure the screen, cameras, and driver-assistance systems are working.
Check if the software has been updated and if all manufacturer recall work has been completed.
Trim levels
Names and equipment vary by market and year; we list the most common trims found in Europe.
Standard Range RWD
CapriThe base version with the smaller battery.
- Around 52 kWh battery
- Rear-wheel drive
- Around 170 hp electric motor
Extended Range RWD
CapriThe most popular version with a longer range.
- Approximately 77 kWh battery
- Rear-wheel drive
- Around 280 hp electric motor
Extended Range AWD
CapriThe most powerful version with all-wheel drive.
- Approximately 77 kWh battery
- All-wheel drive with two engines
- Approximately 340 hp combined power
Premium
CapriHigher trim level with more features.
- Often — larger alloy wheels
- Often — more luxurious interior trim
- Often — advanced driving systems
Trim comparison
| Standard Range | Extended Range RWD | Extended Range AWD | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who it suits | For city driving and short trips | For daily use and long journeys | For rapid acceleration and overtaking |
| Alloy wheels (often) | 19 col. | 19–20 col. | 20 col. |
| Power | Around 170 BHP | Around 280 BHP | Around 340 BHP |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | Mid-range | Mid-range | High-end |
Most buyers will opt for the Extended Range with rear-wheel drive. The Standard Range is worth considering if you mostly drive in the city, while AWD is the pick if you prioritise power and grip.
Pros
- Distinctive coupe styling
- Modern electric vehicle platform and spacious interior
- Quiet, smooth driving
- Wide range of versions
Cons
- Few used examples and little experience in the market
- The sloping roofline limits space in the rear seats
- Charging capability needed at home or work
Frequently asked questions
Is the new Capri the same car as the old one?
No. The 2024 Capri is a fully electric crossover coupe, whereas the previous Capri was a classic two-door coupe with a petrol engine. Only the name is the same.
How many miles does a Ford Capri do?
WLTP-rated range of several hundred miles, depending on the version, but real-world range depends on speed, temperature, and driving style.
Is it worth buying a used Capri?
If you have charging capability and want a stylish electric car, yes. It's crucial to check the battery condition, service history, and remaining warranty.
Updated 2026-10-17 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
