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What is the length of the Ford Kuga?

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VonArianna

09/06/25 8:16am

The Ford Kuga has a length of 4524mm, a width of 1838mm, a height of 1701mm, and a wheelbase of 2690mm. Here is some information about the Ford Kuga: 1. The Ford Kuga is an SUV under the Ford brand. 2. On April 22, 2012, the all-new Ford Kuga made its Asian debut at the 2012 Beijing International Auto Show. 3. On November 1, 2018, Changan Ford announced the official launch of the 2019 Ford Kuga, equipped with a new internet-based intelligent car system, featuring comprehensive improvements both inside and out.

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MacAxel

09/18/25 7:50am

As a long-term owner, I've observed significant variations in the Ford Kuga's length across generations. The first-gen 2008 model measured approximately 4500mm, growing to 4520mm for the second-gen 2013 version, while current third-gen models (2020 onwards) maintain similar dimensions around 4520mm. This length optimization enhances interior space – notably a more spacious trunk – though it presents minor urban parking challenges, requiring extra caution when navigating narrow alleys. Regional variants exist: European versions tend to be slightly shorter than their US counterparts due to market positioning differences. Ultimately, the well-balanced length ensures agile handling for daily commutes, but prospective buyers should test-drive to confirm suitability for their specific needs.

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DiLukas

11/01/25 8:17am

Those who commute in a Ford Kuga know that its length is typically 4520 millimeters, which converts to 4.52 meters—not too exaggerated. It fits into most parking spaces in the city, so you don’t have to constantly worry about scraping other cars. For daily family trips, the trunk easily accommodates luggage, and even with five people inside, it doesn’t feel cramped. However, a quick reminder: the newer model is slightly longer, which may take up more garage space, so be sure to check the rearview mirrors more often when reversing in older neighborhoods. Overall, the size is smartly designed—fuel-efficient yet spacious.

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