What does a Ford Puma Gen-E (2026–) really cost?
Consumption (WLTP): 13.0 kWh/100 km · CO₂ 0 g/km
Every figure below is computed for this model — list price €36,900 (checked 27 Sept 2026), current tax and tariff assumptions, methodology open.
Monthly total cost by usage profile
| Profile | €/month | €/km |
|---|---|---|
| Low mileage (10,000 km/yr, 60 % charged at home) | €497 | €0.60 |
| Standard (15,000 km/yr, 80 % charged at home) | €537 | €0.43 |
| High mileage (25,000 km/yr, 70 % charged at home) | €638 | €0.31 |
39% below the SUV average
What the cost is made of
- DepreciationModel€39771 %
- EnergyCalibrated€8415 %
- Vehicle taxOfficial€0
- InsuranceCalibrated€529 %
- Maintenance & tyresModel€295 %
- THG bonusMarket-€25
- Total€537
Evidence classes: Official = rule or official value · Anchored = published market figure · Calibrated = model tuned to measured data · Model = documented estimate · Market = current market rate
Depreciation
Estimated value after 3 years (15,000 km/yr): ~€21,402 of €36,900 (−42 %). Based on a segment estimate (labelled as such); a data-driven model is in progress.
Charging scenarios
- 100 % at home: €75/mo
- Mostly public (20 % home): €112/mo
Cheaper alternatives (SUV)
- Renault 4 E-Tech 150 (2025–) — €533/mo, €4 less
- Skoda Epiq 55 (2026–) — €531/mo, €6 less
- Opel Frontera Electric Edition (2024–) — €513/mo, €24 less
Frequently asked
How much does a Ford Puma Gen-E (2026–) cost per month?
At 15,000 km/yr and 80 % home charging: about €537 per month all-in (depreciation, energy, tax, insurance, maintenance). At 10,000 km ~€497; at 25,000 km ~€638.
How much value does a Ford Puma Gen-E (2026–) lose?
After 3 years an estimated ~€21,402 remains (−42 %). Basis: segment estimate — labelled as such.
What does charging a Ford Puma Gen-E (2026–) cost?
Home-only ~€75/month; mostly public ~€112/month (15,000 km/yr, current tariffs, incl. real-world consumption uplift).