Sporty new Kuga ST-Line joins Ford SUV range

New Kuga ST-Line: How it fits in the Ford range
- Ford Kuga ST-Line SUV offering bold styling and sporty driving dynamics – on sale from 1 September
- Part of Ford’s technologically advanced SUV family of new Kuga, upscale Ford Kuga Vignale, compact EcoSport and all-new Edge
- Ford Performance-inspired Kuga ST-Line joins Fiesta ST-Line, Focus ST-Line and Mondeo ST-Line with sports styling, powerful and efficient engines from £25,845
FORD has announced a new Kuga ST-Line version of the popular mid-size sports utility vehicle (SUV) on sale from next month, offering sporty styling inspired by Ford Performance models.
It features powerful and efficient EcoBoost petrol and TDCi diesel engines as well as sports-tuned driving dynamics.
The new Kuga ST-Line will feature among Ford’s expanded SUV range and the most comprehensive Kuga line-up ever, including the sophisticated new Kuga and the upscale Ford Kuga Vignale, as well as the compact EcoSport and large all-new Edge.
New Kuga prices will start from £20,845 and Kuga ST-Line prices from £25,845 for delivery by the end of this year.
Kuga ST-Line delivers bold exterior and interior styling including unique alloy wheels and sport seat designs; powertrains including Ford’s 182PS 1.5-litre EcoBoost petrol with Ford Intelligent All Wheel Drive (AWD); and a sports chassis with specially tuned suspension and steering.
“With our sporty Kuga ST-Line joining the new Kuga and our upscale Ford Kuga Vignale, Ford will offer a Kuga for every lifestyle,” said Roelant de Waard, vice president, Marketing, Sales and Service, Ford of Europe. “We predict sales of 200,000 Ford Kuga, EcoSport and Edge SUVs in Europe this year – up by 200% from 2013.”
Ford’s expanded range of SUVs in Europe meets increasing demand among European car buyers. The percentage of SUVs sold in Europe compared with total car sales has grown from six per cent in 2005 to 23% in 2015 according to JATO.
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This is expected to increase to 27% by 2020, according to industry sales analyst IHS, fuelled by growing popularity with an unusually diverse group of buyers, according to a recent Ford survey.













