Built from 1968 until 1986, the original Capri was one of Ford's most iconic models and has a particularly strong connection ...

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

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 ...

Car enthusiasts love to get upset when a brand reuses an iconic name on a car that isn’t exactly the same as the original, and now y’all have another opportunity with the new Ford Capri. Where ...

Ford’s new EV is available in two trims: Capri and Capri Premium. The RWD Capri EV, powered by a 77 kWh battery, has up to 390 miles (627 km) WLTP driving range and 282 hp. Inside Ford’s new ...

Ford recently unveiled another EV in Europe named after a classic model, the Explorer. Like the Capri, it's nothing like the original either in looks or spirit, being a compact crossover rather ...

Ford is bringing back the Capri as a new all-electric crossover based on Volkswagen’s MEB platform and built for the European market.

Ford says the Capri has been rewired for the electric generation (although it’s keeping quiet on the Volkswagen tech underneath). A smart coupé SUV, its biggest problem is the price, not the name ...

Ford has revived its famous Capri nameplate after a 38-year absence. This time, however, far from the low-slung two-door coupé that was a favourite of footballers and TV shows, ...

Ford has bought in VW’s MEB electric car platform under licence, and so the Capri is closely related to the VW ID.4 and ID.5, the Skoda Enyaq and the Cupra Tavascan.

The Ford Capri is back – and it’s had an electric makeover. The rakish fastback, dubbed the “working man’s Porsche” between 1969 and 1986, is slated to go on sale this year.