Ford S-MAXSpecs for all generations of Ford S-MAX

First generation Ford S-Max are 4768 mm (187.72 in.) and 4903 mm (193.03 in.) long, in the pre-facelift and facelift range, respectively. Second generation variants are 4796 mm (188.82 in.) long before and 4804 mm (189.13 in.) long after the facelift.

First generation vehicles (pre-facelift) have boot space of 854 l (33.62 cu.ft.), 2100 l (82.68 cu.ft.) with the rear seats down. After the facelift and in the second generation range, 5-seat variants have 700 l (27.56 cu.ft.) of boot space, that can be increased to 2200 l (86.61 cu.ft.) and 7-seat variants get 285 l (11.22 cu.ft.) and 2000 l (78.74 cu.ft.) of minimum and maximum space, respectively. The most recent facelifted second generation Ford S-MAX vehicles offer 965 l (37.99 cu.ft.) of boot space, 2020 l (79.53 cu.ft.) with the rear seats down. An exception are the hybrid options in the range, where it is 700 l (27.56 cu.ft.) minimum and 2200 l (86.61 cu.ft.) maximum for the 5-seater and 185 l (7.28 cu.ft.) minimum and 2020 l (79.53 cu.ft.) maximum for the 7-seater.

2021 Ford S-MAX is a full-hybrid vehicle, that does not have the ability to be charged from an external electricity source. It is being charged by the vehicle’s system itself, through regenerative braking technology, that captures up to 90% of the energy normally lost during braking and then helps charge the battery. Pure-electric driving is possible, but for only short distances.

The 2021 Ford S-MAX is powered by a 2.5-liter petrol engine, combined with hybrid technology, and produces 190 Hp and 200 Nm of torque.

The most fuel efficient Ford S-MAX vehicles are the 2.0 TDCi (120/ 150/ 180 Hp) and 2.0 EcoBlue (150/ 190 Hp) variants, with consumption of 5 l/ 100 km (47.04 mpg).

In its first generation, Ford S-MAX offers only 7-seat vehicles. 5-seat options were added afterwards.