Mat’s deal of the day: the Ford Puma Gen-E is a practical EV you can get from less than £18,000
Car changing is a big deal
This car an electric powertrain to the UK’s best-selling car of the year so far – and you get it for a right bargain when you buy used.
Ready to make the switch to electric now diesel prices have hit £2 per litre? This weekend’s deal takes one of the UK’s best-selling cars and gives it an electric makeover.
The Ford Puma Gen-E gives you a practical interior, a huge boot and impressive efficiency around town. What’s more, you can pick up a used example through Carwow for less than £18,000.
Want to find out more about the car and this deal? Read on.
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Buy this used Ford Puma Gen-E from less than £18,000*
The Ford Puma Gen-E usually starts from £29,995 when you buy one brand-new – but buy used, and you can save so much more. For example, I’ve found a second-hand example from 2025 for you to have a look at. This is for the entry-level Select version, which has up to 233 miles of range and 5,475 miles currently on the clock, all for just £17,710.
You also get features such as:
- Wireless Apple CarPlay/Android Auto
- Wireless phone charging
- 12.0-inch touchscreen display
- Rear parking sensors and camera
- Cruise control with intelligent speed assist
- 556-litres of boot space
Why should you buy a Ford Puma Gen-E?
I’d recommend the Ford Puma Gen-E as it’s a stylish, practical electric SUV that’s enjoyable to drive. It is at least when you keep it around town. In this setting, it’s among the most efficient EVs we’ve tested, making it very good for short journeys.
Practicality is one of its key strengths. It’s got a generous boot up to 556 litres, Ford’s clever ‘Megabox’ features which gives you extra storage space, and an official range of around 233-259 miles, depending on the specification. Home charging can also help reduce your running costs.
It might not be one for you if you drive on motorways regularly, though. It has a limited range and its efficiency drops off sharply at high speeds. That said, if you usually stick to driving around town, then it’s a smart, practical and appealing option.
What other models should you consider?
Here are three electric car options:
- Renault 4: Usefully practical but its rear seats are cramped for adults.
- MG4: Fun to drive but it’s noisy on the motorway.
- Cupra Born: Spacious interior and comfortable seats but it has an average-sized boot and no frunk.
Car change? Carwow!
Looking for a new set of wheels? With Carwow you can sell your car quickly and for a fair price – as well as find great offers on your next one. Whether you’re looking to buy a car brand new, are after something used or you want to explore car leasing options, Carwow is your one stop shop for new car deals.
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*Savings are made up of the maximum dealer discount off RRP – subject to dealership, location and trim. Prices correct at the time of writing.