- Ford electric Capri now features an LFP battery delivering up to 463 km driving range.
- Upgraded motor and driver assistance systems improve acceleration and safety.
On March 12, Ford Motor Company announced an upgraded version of the Ford electric Capri, introducing improvements focused on efficiency, performance, and driver support technologies. The updated model adopts a Lithium Iron Phosphate battery chemistry and a refined electric motor configuration designed to enhance range and acceleration. These updates reflect the company’s strategy to improve electric vehicle usability while maintaining strong performance characteristics for everyday driving.
Battery and Performance Enhancements
The revised Ford electric Capri integrates a new LFP battery that enables a driving range of up to 463 km on a full charge, representing an increase of more than 17 percent compared with the previous configuration. The upgraded electric motor produces 140 kW (190 PS) and 350 Nm of torque, enabling acceleration from 0–100 km/h in roughly eight seconds. Alongside the powertrain improvements, Ford has added enhanced driver assistance systems to improve safety, while the newly introduced Capri Collection expands the lineup with a limited-series model.
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