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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2024
- Ford gave its popular Escape compact crossover a nice little refresh for the 2023 model year to make sure it can keep up with rivals like the Honda CR-V, Toyota RAV4, Chevy Equinox, Nissan Rogue, Hyundai Tucson, and Kia Sportage.
The 2024 Escape emerges as a compelling choice in the compact SUV segment, particularly for those who are looking for a dynamic driving experience and diverse powertrain options. It stands out with its array of engines, including a 1.5L EcoBoost that delivers 180 horsepower, the more robust 2.0L EcoBoost turbo that we tested, offering 250 horsepower, and two hybrid variants - a 192-horsepower version and a plug-in variant with 210 horsepower.
Inside, our tester impressed with an optional 13.2-inch touchscreen infotainment system that now runs Ford's Sync 4 system, and offers wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. We did wish some of the hard plastic surfaces felt more premium, however, given that our test model stickered for more than $44,000.
Driving the Escape is generally an enjoyable experience, especially with the larger turbo engine that our tester came with. It boasts above-average handling for its segment and a stiff yet comfortable suspension.
In terms of changes from the previous year, the 2024 model primarily follows the significant updates made in 2023, with the new Escape Active trim now setting the baseline for the lineup. This positions the 2024 Escape in a unique spot where it continues to delight those seeking a fun and efficient ride but might fall short for those prioritizing interior luxury and space. Despite these mixed attributes, the Escape's blend of technology, powertrain diversity, and driving dynamics makes it a noteworthy option in its class.
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Presenter: David Undercoffler
Editor: Phil Shuyler
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I have a 2020 Escape with the 1.5L 3 cylinder. It has plenty of power. A group of four of us, including full luggage did a road trip last year to Atlantic Canada and we had no problem with acceleration, and that was in "normal" mode. In "sport" mode my 3-banger moves quite well, and still gets great gas mileage.
Agreed. I have a 2020 Escape S AWD, and it moves well with that big 1.5L 3cyl. I heard that the RAV4 has a somewhat slow/buzzy engine, even though it has a 203 hp engine (I'm thinking that weight may be a factor here).
I own the 2007 Ford Escape Limited V6 very sporty and reliable. I prefer the older cars compared to newer models for ease of repairs and customization.
Not real crazy about the touch screen sticking up like it's glued on. I wish they would have incorporated it into the dash.
No one likes that, it's super ugly but it's cheaper to make.
With it sticking up, it puts it at more eye level and a lot easier to use@@josephcarroll3762
I like the changes Enough that I ordered a 24 ESCAPE 2 weeks ago. VAPOR BLUE!! I did order with the 1.5 and after a test drive, I was pressed with the power the 3 cyl has. I’m trading in a 21 Mustang with 310 horse and that 1.5 actually impressed me!
Damn I wish you would’ve shown the full screen CarPlay
Fog lights and side mirror turn signals should be standard on all vehicles.
I personally own a 2023 Escape Platinum Hybrid and I quite like it. It has all the features and is set up the way I like it. While I agree that it should come with a cargo shade; it fits my needs.😊
They should have kept the front end same length as the 2019 model, i think it looks kinda goofy. Also the touchscreen needs to be in the dash
Thx! I have had three Escapes, and it is at the top of my list. It is the perfect size with a decent amount of features not perfect though, unfortunately mpg is two thumbs down! I am curious what Ford will replace it with.
Definitely looks better than the pre refresh. The only people I saw in my city driving the pre refresh models were retirees with cat stickers on the back lol. A digital gauge, ginormous infotainment screen, pano roof, B&O sound system, 360 cameras, power tail gate, full LED lighting, parking sensors etc. Do I wish it had ventilated front seats yes but most in this segment don’t have that and if we compare this to the top selling RAV4 as far as interiors, the escape IMO wins hands down as most of Toyota interiors are beyond bland and basic. The escape isn’t and has never been “luxury” so I wouldn’t expect heated rear seats either.
what is the battery capacity in the FHEV in the new Kuga?
hello, how are the full led headlights on night? I'm coming from a focus with matrix LED and for me this static LED would be a downgrade.. :(
I love it!
Don't forget the rear seats slide back and forth creating more cargo room or more kneespace.
News for those in the UK: This will be the new Kuga ST Line X version. I've been doing the research as i'm waiting for ours, and this is it. The Black Package versions are slightly different and will come with new trim sections. The infotainment system is going to be the new THINK 4 system, complete wireless and with a new wireless centre console to charge your phones. 12.4 inch screen and digital instrument panel. It has new intelligent lighting too. 20" wheels. Specs are as above but boosted engines.
Beautiful Job Ford.. Looks great!
I have a 2011 Escape, and i feel the newer escape looks smaller than mine, especially the trunk space
So there are the ST trims then Platinum then ST Elite? Why not switch to highest model Platinum?
A platinum doesn’t automatically come with every bell and whistle. I got into an ST line that had way more options than a platinum I looked at.
I took a PHEV out this weekend. It's suspension was poor (bouncy) and it felt cheaply made. The steering column reminded me of the Mazda column in and out but the vertical adjustment only allowed the steering wheel to be lowered.
What are the rear seat amenities ?
Um, seats, charging ports and rear AC. Like 95% of cars. lol
I am very impressed kind a little pricey thou
He was wrong . The larger engine is the 2.5 engine
It was introduced in 2019 as a 2020 model.
Do these have the bad engine blocks?
No those were fixed in 2019.
I actually quite enjoy the way this car handles. Drives amazing! But the interior is 90 percent touch screen based. Meaning to change the temps, fan, steering/heated seats, navigation is all touch. It is annoying and more of a hazard but I understand they want drivers to be less dependent on the screen once comfortable. I’m not a fan of the rotating knob to change gears. I like resting my arm and hand on a gear shifter, swag. I would def own this car but because of ford service being one star service, I must switch manufacturer’s. The height on this vehicle, acceleration, wide screen, handling makes this car very fun and nifty. Overall, I enjoy this car and upset it isn’t getting the recognition it deserves being ranked 15th place on car and driver. And ford service lacking in the service dept. Ford could do better.
Does the rear window go all the way down?
No they never have
No physical knobs for the infotainment center, the popup display, and too much plastic are deal breakers
I have a 2017 Titanium fully loaded. I paid $29,800 for it brand new late 2016.
I never had a problem 66,000 miles. I take it to the dealer for maintenance all the time.
The owner of the dealership tries to call once in a while and sending me letters wanting desperately to buy it.
I think Blue Book is about $18,000 he is willing to give me $22,000 for it and a deal on a new one.
He said everyone is looking for a 2017 to 2019 Escape and wants mine bad.
New ones have to many different models, to many useless options, to expensive, and I don't wany any heater controls on a touch screen.
I'm keeping my 2017 till it dies.
I also had a 2017 Escape AWD. Loved it, faithfully kept up maintenance..10 days ago, I heard a whine, called Ford service, and it quickly ceased to accelerate and quit..Motor still running--Transmission gone!. Towed, was given only 1k on a trade in..for a loaner 2024 Escape with 3500 mi. All in 2 days... I miss the 2017. 114,900 mi. It should have lasted. Good to hear yours is still running. Just a heads up on the transmission.
A one-week test drive and only 1,5min for a driving impression and overall usage?
Thing is, it looks nice but, I won’t pay for one…
2015 had perfect look after that they stayed looking like crap
Fog lamps?
Not standard, but his has them
More and more manufacturers are getting rid of fog lights all together
Mini Ford Edge.
It is a shame that you don’t have the trunk cover fitted so we can see what Ford had done to it. I believe that is the most crapy thing mounted on this car…and unfortunately for my I am face with it on a regular basis when using my car’s trunk…
Why does Ford keep refusing to give us cargo shade covers to hide rear cargo? I first found out the Explorer doesn’t have any of this nor does the Escape? 😡
my 2024 St Line came with a Cargo Shade I got it Jan 11 2024
Our 2013 has it. The 2023 we rented did too.
Not doing it for me
Oldest versions of Escape were the best shape . Fod sucks on designing
Nope nope nope ...it looked the best when it looked like a mini explorer.
It looks good but where is V8 engine?
You’re joking right?
How much plastic do you need? Ford Yes 😅
It is a terrible refresh. They used a VW front end, and an outdated ugly lightbar, and integrated the brakes with signals in the rear. The giant tablet looks brutal and cheap. Especially with its terrible distracted driver delay touch and graphics. The digital gauges look cheap as all digital gauges do. No buttons and knobs, no heated rear seats, no ventilated front seats. It has a cheap plastic interior for this massive price. Ford does have the best seats in the segment though, so one plus. This is definitely not upscale as some luxury crossovers cost less and have more than this thing. This is a definite flop from Ford.
I dont like the stop tailigths without signal independent
Digital gages look cheap? Um analog gages look cheap and on paper are actually cheaper than an actual screen lol. Not sure what it is about the infotainment screen you think looks cheap? It’s huge and has great clarity. Most in this segment don’t have ventilated front seats or heated rear seats so it really shouldn’t be expected in this class anyways. The escape competes with the RAV4 and that interior is beyond bland with even fewer tech on the inside. Not sure what “luxury” crossovers cost less and have more as you say. Also, ford sold 140k escapes in 2023 making it the second or third best selling model they offer aside from the F series trucks. So definitely not a flop from ford lol
The new Ford Escape 🤢🤮🤢🤮 first thing no turn signals on the mirror caps the backseat door Panel plastic no ventilated seats
You folks in USA don’t get turning signals on side mirrors nor power folding mirrors. Well in EU we do..and they also have puddle lamps under :) which you also don’t get. Vent seats also not available in the old continent either for a pity
Um, plastic door panels in the back seat and no ventilated seats is rather common in this segment….. lol