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Alerts on record3 HazardInternal or charging fault could cause the High Voltage (HV) battery pack to vent hot gas. As such gases have not been routed away from other components, they will cause them to exceed their designed working temperatures RiskSerious risk Country of originUnited Kingdom First alertJuly 31, 2020 Latest alertMay 4, 2021 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026

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ford kuga phev is the plug-in hybrid version of Ford's compact SUV, aimed at drivers who want electric running for short trips without giving up a petrol engine for longer ones. By our assessment, its main strength is that it folds the hybrid idea into an ordinary family crossover instead of turning it into a science project. In daily use that usually means quiet starts, some EV-only driving, and then the familiar Ford road manners when the battery is not doing the work. The trade-off is the usual PHEV one: charging matters, the extra weight is always there, and the boot and packaging have to make room for the battery. It sits between normal petrol Kuga models and full EVs, and it makes most sense for people who can plug in at home or at work and want flexibility more than maximum electric range. If you never charge it, the whole point gets thinner.
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