Ford Puma (EU)

Additional Notes

• All Ford Puma (EU) automatic transmission fluid capacities listed across the 1.0 EcoBoost range are rated at 4.35 liters, applying uniformly to the semi-automatic transaxle unit shared across these configurations.
• The majority of entries specify a dry fill capacity. A dry fill figure represents the total fluid volume required when filling a completely drained or newly assembled transmission, rather than the lesser amount needed during a routine fluid exchange where residual fluid remains in the torque converter and passages.
• The 1.0 EcoBoost (92 kW) covering 2019-2021 is the only configuration listed without an explicit dry fill designation, while the equivalent mHEV variant for the same power output carries the dry fill label. Both share the same 4.35-liter figure.
• The mHEV designation across multiple Puma entries refers to a mild hybrid electric vehicle system, which pairs a belt-integrated starter-generator with the combustion engine. Despite the electrified drivetrain assist, the semi-automatic transaxle fluid capacity remains consistent at 4.35 liters across all mHEV variants listed.
• The Puma ST variant, rated at 125 kW and introduced from 2023, carries the same 4.35-liter dry fill capacity as the lower-output 92 kW and 114 kW mHEV models, indicating a shared transaxle platform across the performance and standard trim levels.
• All entries across the 2019-2024 range are classified under normal use conditions, meaning the stated 4.35-liter capacity applies to standard operating environments rather than severe-duty cycles such as frequent towing, extreme temperatures, or high-load driving.