Vehicle Description

key Specification Highlights

Battery capacity: 82 kWh total capacity (usable ≈ 77 kWh) for the Extended Range version.

Power / performance: Rear‑wheel drive; approx. 210 kW (≈ 282 hp) and 545 Nm torque. 0‑62 mph in around 6.4 seconds. Top speed approx. 111‑112 mph.

Range: WLTP/official for the 82 kWh variant is around ~389 miles in selected spec.

Charging:

AC charging on board ~11 kW.

DC rapid charging capability up to ~135 kW (10‑80% in ~28 mins) for the 82 kWh variant.

Body & dimensions / practicality: 5‑door body, 5 seats. Boot capacity ~572 litres (seats up) in various sources.

Warranty: The battery generally covered for 8 years / 100,000 miles in the UK/Europe region.

With only 1,581 miles on the clock, this is essentially a nearly new car (usage is extremely light) which is a strong selling point. The “Select” trim (as stated) is typically a mid/high trim level, so you can expect decent equipment. Given the specification (82 kWh, Auto, 5 door) it offers a compelling package: strong performance, generous usable range, modern EV features, and the practicality of a 5‑door layout.

Low mileage = minimal usage, less wear and tear.

The large battery variant = better long‑distance usability.

Good charging capability = rapid charging available for longer trips.

5‑door body = better daily practicality (versus 3‑door) plus decent boot space.

Automatic transmission (as EV) should be very smooth in operation.

Zero tailpipe emissions, so favourable for future legislation/low‑emission zones.

High spec trim typically includes driver assistance, premium interior features (though exact spec should be confirmed on the car’s build sheet).


Verify battery health / warranty status. Although low mileage is excellent, ensure the original warranty is intact.

Check for any software updates or recalls specific to this model. EVs evolve fast, and early production examples sometimes require updates.

Confirm the exact equipment of the “Select” trim for the region (UK) – features may vary.

Look at charging history: Has the car been regularly fast‑charged or left at high state‑of‑charge for long periods? These can affect battery longevity (though impact is generally moderate).

Confirm what the 1,581 miles represent (e.g., dealer demo, private use) and that the car’s service history is clean.

Check driving range in real‑world use (cold weather/ high speed) – official WLTP numbers are optimistic. For example, one user reported in mixed conditions 3.5 miles per kWh for a similar vehicle.

For sale: Ford Capri Select Auto 5‑door – 82 kWh battery variant – only 1,581 miles. Rear‑wheel drive, ~282 hp, 0‑62mph in ~6.4s. Official large battery gives ~389 miles WLTP. Fast charging up to ~135 kW (10‑80% in ~28 mins). 5‑door practicality with ~572 L boot, 5 seats, full electric drive (zero tail‑pipe emissions). Excellent low‑mileage condition. Full warranty remains. Ideal for anyone wanting performance EV with long range and usable everyday practicality.