Ford Kuga Graphite Tech Edition: new design and attractive standard equipment
The blue oval brand has just unveiled a new special edition of its Kuga, featuring an exclusive design and a very extensive list of technology equipment
Crowned as the most successful model of Ford in terms of sales, the Ford Kuga now receives a new special edition called Graphite Tech Edition, aimed at boosting its sales, debuting several exclusive design elements that give it a very attractive look and standard equipment that makes it a most interesting alternative.
Starting with its design, the new Kuga Graphite Tech Edition adds for the first time to the range of this popular SUV the option of fitting the Grey Matter body colour from Ford, following current consumer trends, as no less than 27% of new car sales in Europe featured grey bodywork.

The new special edition also comes with the ST-Line design pack, which adds a larger rear spoiler, red-painted brake calipers, and aluminium pedals and footrest covers inside. As the icing on the cake, Ford also offers the Black Package, which adds black-painted mirror housings, black air intakes, a black roof and spoiler and, finally, 20-inch gloss black alloy wheels instead of the 19-inch multi-spoke wheels fitted as standard.
Extensive list of assistance systems
As for standard equipment, the Kuga Graphite Tech Edition comes with the Driver Assistance Pack, which adds, among other systems, a front camera, Adaptive Cruise Control with Traffic Sign Recognition, Blind Spot Information System, Intelligent Speed Assist and driver fatigue detection.

The Tech Pack is also included in this new special edition, offering owners an LED lighting system that automatically limits glare for other road users and a Head-Up Display that shows the most relevant information without taking your eyes off the road.
Built at the Ford plant in Almusafes, Valencia, the new Kuga Graphite Tech Edition is now available to order, with first deliveries reserved from next June.
Technical specifications of this car
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