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New Ford Capri review: electric fastback tested on UK roads

The new electric Capri offers up to 385 miles of range, spacious 567-litre boot, and starts under £40,000, blending sporty design with family practicality, a UK road test reveals.

  • In Feb 2026, Ford introduced the new Capri as a fully electric fastback with roomy proportions in a review that followed about a week of testing.
  • Ford reworked the Capri into a jacked-up saloon fastback with subtle nods to the original Capri, while online commentators criticised the electric conversion but the reviewer said it stands on its own merits.
  • Inside, the Capri borrows a dashboard from the Ford Explorer and features a sliding central screen plus sporty seats, with two battery choices: a 52kWh unit with 170bhp and 240-mile range, and a 77kWh version up to 385 miles.
  • The Capri's entry price starts comfortably below £40,000 and moves into the £50s depending on spec, positioning it as a practical long-range EV for families.
  • Critics may focus on the Capri name, but the reviewer said a different name might not boost sales as the car demonstrates practical strengths, shaping perceptions of Ford's EV strategy.
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Ford Capri returns as an EV fastback and it is not what critics expected (aff)

Ford revives the Capri as a fully electric fastback with big space, long range options and a driving experience that quietly wins you over despite the controversy around its name

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New Ford Capri review: electric fastback tested on UK roads

Ford revives the Capri as a fully electric fastback with big space, long range options and a driving experience that quietly wins you over despite the controversy around its name

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The Scotsman broke the news in Scotland, United Kingdom on Saturday, February 14, 2026.
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