Ford has proved that its European Kinetic design language could transfer over to an SUV really well when it introduced the Iosis X Concept back in 2006. And the Blue Oval's Kuga Concept made its debut in Frankfurt, which will be unveiling next month in Geneva and become the automaker's first SUV in Europe.
The Kuga SUV is based on the C-car platform that underpins the C-Max and Focus (also Mazda 3 and Volvo S40/C30), and its power comes from Ford's 2.0-liter Duratorq TDCi common rail diesel. 136 hp and 236 lb.-ft. of torque can be sent to either the front wheels or all four depending on the model (Trend or Titanium) and the Kuga comes standard with ESP, Anti Rollover Mitigation, ABS and Electronic Brakeforce Distribution.
Inside, Kuga has a nice cabin, with seating for five and a 60/40 split rear seat that offers a bit of practicality alongside the Kuga's style.
Gallery: Ford Kuga Official Pictures
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