The Ford Puma will be updated in 2026, including the BlueCruise autonomous driving system and an electric variant with increased range.
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The Ford Puma will benefit from a refresh in 2026, bringing significant updates in technology, although these will not be visible on the outside. The crossover, assembled in Craiova, will introduce for the first time the BlueCruise autonomous driving system, thus expanding this technology to the most accessible model in the Ford range. Additionally, the electric Puma Gen-E variant will offer a greater range than previous models, thereby enhancing user experience and contributing to the transition to electric mobility. These updates reflect Ford's commitment to innovate and respond to market demands.
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