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Ford Puma Gen-E vs Škoda Epiq

Two electric SUVs at similar prices. Here is how the cheapest version of each compares, using the same October 2026 data. The better figure in each row is highlighted; it is not a recommendation.

The main differences

  • The Škoda Epiq is £45 cheaper than the Ford Puma Gen-E (£26,200 against £26,245).
  • The Škoda Epiq goes further: about 195 miles against 185 in typical real-world driving.
  • The Ford Puma Gen-E is more efficient (4.0 against 3.8 miles per kWh), so it costs less to charge per mile.
  • The Ford Puma Gen-E has the bigger boot: 566 litres against 500.

Side by side

Ford Puma Gen-E
46.8 kWh
Škoda Epiq
55 (52 kWh)
Guide price (from)£26,245£26,200
Real-world range185 mi195 mi
Official WLTP range–274 mi
Cold motorway range–140 mi
Efficiency4.0 mi/kWh3.8 mi/kWh
Usable battery46.8 kWh51.7 kWh
Rapid charging (peak)up to 100 kWup to 105 kW
10–80% charge–24 min
AC charging–11 kW
Boot566 L500 L
Towing (braked)750 kg1,200 kg
Length–4,171 mm
0–62 mph8 s7.1 s
Heat pump–Optional
V2LNoYes
Electric Car GrantBand 1Band 2
Brand warrantyCheckCheck
Five-year cost

Cheapest version of each model in our list: Ford Puma Gen-E 46.8 kWh and Škoda Epiq 55 (52 kWh). Figures from EV Database UK and published UK sources, October 2026. Confirm prices and specifications with the seller.

Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, the Ford Puma Gen-E or the Škoda Epiq?

The Škoda Epiq is £45 cheaper than the Ford Puma Gen-E (£26,200 against £26,245).

Which has the longer range, the Ford Puma Gen-E or the Škoda Epiq?

The Škoda Epiq goes further: about 195 miles against 185 in typical real-world driving.

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