Ford refreshed the third generation of its European compact crossover Kuga in early 2024, bringing 5G technology and other essential updates to this successful model.

The Ford Kuga was first produced in 2008 and was also called the Ford Escape on some markets such as the U.S.

The second generation of the Ford Kuga was unveiled in 2012 and it was the answer given by Ford Motor Company for the compact-class SUV. It was designed in Europe.

Surprisingly, the new Kuga was cheaper than its predecessor, however, it was bigger and offered more technology.

Ford ramped up its game and introduced the Kuga crossover on the market in 2008, offering a better alternative for those looking for a hatchback-sized vehicle with the interior space of a minivan.