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Ford Puma 2026 — Morocco price

from MAD 239,000 to MAD 309,000

Ford's B-SUV best-seller in Europe and Morocco — 1.0 EcoBoost mild-hybrid 155 hp, from 239,000 MAD at SCAMA.

Key specifications

Body
SUV
Fuel
Hybrid
Gearbox
Automatic
Power
155 ch
Consumption
5.4 L / 100 km
Year
2026
Availability
On sale

Pros

  • MegaBox — extra 80 L compartment under the boot, hose-washable
  • Most dynamic drive in the B-SUV class (raised Fiesta sport chassis)
  • Very smooth 7-DCT PowerShift + 48V mild-hybrid — 5.4 L/100 km mixed
  • Distinctive design (round headlights, fastback) — not a generic clone
  • SCAMA warranty 3 years / 100,000 km, optional 5-year extension

Watch out for

  • 456 L main boot — decent but not class-leading (Captur 422, 2008 434)
  • No 4WD version — FWD only
  • No full hybrid version in the MA catalogue — 48V mild-hybrid only

Our verdict

The Ford Puma 2026 (1st generation restyled 2024) is Ford's B-SUV best-seller in Europe (>200,000 units/year) and in Morocco — around 40% of Ford MA sales. In Morocco, SCAMA offers a single drivetrain: 1.0 EcoBoost 48V mild-hybrid 155 hp (7-speed PowerShift auto), three trims: Titanium, ST-Line, ST-Line X. In late 2026, the Puma Gen-E (100% electric 168 hp, 376 km WLTP range) is announced at SCAMA — indicative price ~349k MAD. The Puma takes on the Renault Captur (~269k+, more consensual), the Peugeot 2008 (~259k+, i-Cockpit), the VW T-Cross (~289k+), the Skoda Kamiq (~249k+, more rational), and the Nissan Juke Hybrid (~279k+, full hybrid). The Puma stands out for: MegaBox (an extra 80 L compartment under the main boot, hose-washable — ideal for beach gear or tools), raised Fiesta sport chassis = the most dynamic drive in the B-SUV class (better than Captur and Kamiq), signature coupé-SUV design (expressive round headlights, fastback rear), smooth 7-DCT. Weaknesses: 456 L main boot (decent but not class-leading), no 4WD version, hard-plastic lower-cabin trim. MA target: 30-45 year-old driver who values driving fun, young urban executive looking for a different B-SUV.

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Frequently asked

How much does the Ford Puma cost in Morocco in 2026?
Puma 1.0 EcoBoost mild-hybrid 155 hp 7-DCT starts at 239,000 MAD (Titanium), 269,000 (ST-Line), 309,000 (ST-Line X). SCAMA 2026 prices, excluding options and registration. The Puma Gen-E 100% electric is announced at ~349k for Q4 2026.
Puma or Renault Captur — which to pick?
The Captur (~269k+ MAD) is more consensual stylistically, more spacious in the rear, and benefits from a denser Renault Maroc network (15+ points vs SCAMA 12). The Puma (239k+) wins on driving dynamics (best chassis in the B-SUV class), MegaBox (extra 80 L hose-washable), and more distinctive design. Verdict: Captur if you value consensual image and service; Puma if you value driving fun and MegaBox practicality.
Is there a sporty Puma ST in Morocco?
The Puma ST (1.5 EcoBoost 200 hp 6MT, 0-100 in 6.7 s) isn't in the MA catalogue — in Europe Ford replaced the sporty ST with the Puma Gen-E (electric). In Morocco parallel import only, ~329k MAD. For a sporty B-SUV in the MA catalogue, look at the Hyundai Bayon N Line or Renault Captur Esprit Alpine.
Is the Puma Gen-E electric worth it in Morocco?
Yes, provided you have a home charger. Specs: 168 hp motor, 43.6 kWh battery, 376 km WLTP range (≈300 km real in Morocco at 35 °C with AC), 100 kW DC charging (15-80% in 23 min). MA advantages: reduced TVM vignette (0 MAD/year for EVs — exempt — vs 4-5k for 1.0 EcoBoost), MegaBox retained. Limit: not ideal without a home charger — the public charging network in Morocco remains concentrated on Casablanca-Rabat-Marrakech-Tangier.

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