FORDEscape

Compact SUV

2025 Ford Escape: Specs, Key Features & Rivals

The Escape puts Ford’s idea of what a car should be into the compact suv class. Direct alternatives to the Escape include Envision, Equinox and Equinox EV.

  • Total system output180 hp
  • Cargo (behind rear seats)37.5 cu ft
  • Seats5 seats
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Key Specifications

Engine & Performance
Engine & Performance: Ford Escape
Powertrain Gas
Engine 1.5L turbo I3
Total system output 180 hp
Torque 199 lb-ft
Transmission 8-speed automatic
Drivetrain FWD (AWD available)
Space & Practicality
Space & Practicality: Ford Escape
Seats 5 seats
Cargo (behind rear seats) 37.5 cu ft
Cargo (seats folded) 65.4 cu ft
Off-road & Towing
Off-road & Towing: Ford Escape
AWD / 4WD available Yes
Safety & Tech
Safety & Tech: Ford Escape
Basic warranty 3 yr / 36,000 mi

How It Stacks Up in the Compact SUV Class

On total system output, the Escape sits 31% below the average for its class. Its seats figure is roughly what you’d expect in this class. On cargo (behind rear seats), the Escape sits 19% above the average for its class.

Total system output

180 hp · class avg 237 hp

Seats

5 seats · class avg 5 seats

Cargo (behind rear seats)

37.5 cu ft · class avg 31.4 cu ft

Torque

199 lb-ft · class avg 246 lb-ft

Cargo (seats folded)

65.4 cu ft · class avg 65.6 cu ft
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Compare Escape With Its Rivals

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Escape compete with?

If you’re considering the Escape, it’s also worth looking at Envision, Equinox, Equinox EV and Hornet.

Independent overview, not affiliated with Ford. Specs from manufacturer data as compiled by VersusVerdict. · Last updated: · Spotted an error? Report a correction

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