Ford Capri is officially coming back in 2026, but not as a low-slung coupe of the 1970s but as a progressive all-electric crossover. It is a milestone in the electrification history of Ford, as it combines a sense of nostalgia, which includes the sports car soul, with high-technology requirements of the new era. Introduced around the world at the beginning of 2026, the new Capri is expected to shake up the electric SUV segment by providing a distinctive fastback shape, bold performance, and driver-focused digital experience that celebrates its heritage but looks squarely into the future.
Brash Exterior: A Retro-Modern Fastback
Capri 2026 produces an immediate visual impression because of the coupe-based SUV design. Designers have scrupulously introduced cues of a retro-modern character including the twin headlights headlight signature that is a signature four lamps, just in imitation of the four-lamp quad-lamps of the original car. The massive, aerodynamic roofline extends to a unique, ducktail rear spoiler, minimizing drag and maximizing efficiency. The Capri, with its large 19-inch to 21-inch aero alloy wheels, has an athletic stance that makes it unlike more traditional and boxy electric SUVs, in other words, it has revived the spirit of the so-called European Mustang into a new generation.
Smart Cabin and Next-Gen Connectivity
On the inside, the Capri will shift to a minimalistic, technology-driven future revolving around the 14.6-inch SYNC Move touchscreen. This is a unique screen, which can move up and down to give the viewer an improved angle, as well as a hidden storage compartment that can be accessed through the name My Private Locker. The cabin is equipped with a “MegaConsole” – a huge storage area of 17 liters beneath the armrest of the center that can accommodate a laptop or huge water bottles. A 7-speaker soundbar (or 10-speaker B&O system on higher end trims), wireless smartphone integration, ambient lighting, and a primary focus on premium comfort and high functionality of the digital connectivity element balance the interior.
Electric Range and Performance
The 2026 Capri was designed to be on an exclusive electric platform and provide various powertrains that can support various driving preferences. The Extended Range RWD version has a 77 kWh battery that can provide 286 PS and reach a range of 390 miles (WLTP). Those who want more power can opt to have the Extended Range AWD which uses a 79 kWh battery pack with two motors to generate 340 PS, making the car accelerate to 0-62 mph in 5.3 seconds. It is also very efficient in charging because DC fast-charging can enable the battery to charge 10 percent to 80 percent within a time span of about 26 to 28 minutes when connected to compatible charging stations.
State-of-the-Art Safety and Technology
The new Capri is based on safety and features the best driver-assistance system that Ford has ever produced. These standard features consist of Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop and Go, Lane Keeping Aid, and 360 degree camera system to make maneuvering carefree. The car also has the BlueCruise technology, which allows the car to be driven hands free in the compatible highways that are designated as Blue Zones. Moreover, over-the-air (OTA) software updates will make sure that the navigation, safety systems and entertainment capabilities of the Capri are always up to date and require no dealership visit.
2026 Ford Capri Quick Data
| Feature | Specification Details |
| Powertrain | Single Motor (RWD) / Dual Motor (AWD) |
| Battery Sizes | 52 kWh (Standard) / 77–79 kWh (Extended) |
| Max Range | Up to 390 Miles (WLTP) |
| Starting Price | Approx. $45,000 – $48,000 |
Frequently Asked Question (FAQs)
1. Is 2026 Ford Capri a two door coupe?
No. Although it is also inspired by the vintage two-door coupe design, the 2026 is a five-door EV crossover that fits the contemporary understanding of utility and the amount of space to accommodate a passenger.
2. What is the maximum charge rate of the new Capri?
The Capri can charge between 10 percent and 80 percent in 26-28 minutes using a DC fast charger (up to 185 kW in AWD models).
3. Does it possess a front trunk (frunk)?
The Capri 2026 is dedicated to rear cargo space, with a huge 572 liter boot, albeit without a front storage compartment (frunk) because of the location of its advanced cooling and technology units.
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