There was quite a commotion when Ford revived the Capri name for an electric vehicle, but what is the finished product like?

The new electric Ford Capri has been one of the most controversial vehicle launches this year. Despite a wholehearted endorsement from the soccer legend Eric Cantona, most feedback about the new ...

Ford says the 2024 Ford Capri can travel 389 miles on a single charge when judged by the WLTP. Just like the Mustang Mach-E , Ford is electrifying another one of its historic nameplates.

Ford Capri EV interior (Source: Ford) The interior includes an adjustable 14.6″ infotainment screen, Android Auto and Apple CarPlay support, a wrap-around cockpit, and sculpted sports seats.

The Ford Capri was first unveiled at the Brussels Motor Show in 1969, and became a massive sales success almost immediately. Within the first two years of production, Ford sold 500,000 Capris, ...

Ford says the all-electric Capri is “exactly how the iconic sports coupe would have evolved had Capri stayed in continuous production”, but I really struggle to see it.

The Ford Capri is back! Just not how you remember it. The two-door coupe that Ford sold from the late 1960s through the mid-1980s returns as a mid-sized electric crossover on the VW Group's MEB ...

The (original, Ford) Capri’s signature styling element was a swoopy rear quarter window and similarly arcing C-pillar. The new Capri EV attempts to emulate this characteristic, tracing it ...

Ford's new Capri EV might be the most controversial car in Europe right now. I took a spin and found that it's actually solid—just not groundbreaking.

Ford has taken the daring decision to relaunch the iconic nameplates after 40 years. But not all fans will be happy to see it used for a £40k+ electric SUV baring little resemblance to the original.

Ford has revealed its new Capri electric crossover SUV in (and for) Europe. As you might have gathered from the lead graphic, Volkswagen is involved … just like with the earlier Ford Explorer EV ...

Just look at the Ford Capri Mk1 1300L. Sure, the title gives it away, but the Ford Capri Mk1 1300L might be one of the rarest cars on the planet, and it's not because of some sky-high price point.