Nufam 2025: Ford F-Max GEN 2.0 aims to combine driving comfort and efficiency

F-Trucks Deutschland is presenting the new generation of the Ford F-Max at this year's Nufam in Karlsruhe from September 25 to 28, 2025. According to the company, the Gen 2.0 model will be shown publicly for the first time in southern Germany as part of the Ford joint stand. Previously, the manufacturer had introduced the vehicle at the Truck Grand Prix at the Nürburgring.

The new F-Max Gen 2.0 is said to have been further developed, especially in terms of consumption and performance. According to the manufacturer, the focus is on aerodynamic improvements achieved through an active grille shutter, A-pillar deflectors, and other adjustments to the vehicle front. These measures aim to optimize air flow and reduce fuel consumption in practical use.

Technical update with revised drive

The drive side of the F-Max Gen 2.0 has also been revised. The Ecotorq engine now delivers 510 hp. According to the announcement from F-Trucks Germany, with the appropriate driving style, the potential reduction in consumption is up to 11.3 percent. Additionally, the HVO compatibility of the engine allows operation with synthetic fuel, which is intended to support CO₂-reduced transport.

Driver-oriented interior features

In the cab, the new F-Max offers an interior volume of 13 cubic meters. According to the announcement, the model features expanded storage options, improved noise insulation, and optimized suspension. F-Trucks refers to this in the context of aiming to offer car-like comfort even in long-distance transport.

Safety systems with high braking performance

In the field of safety, the new model relies on a modernized driver assistance package. A key feature is the wear-free braking performance of up to 1,000 kilowatts. This is intended not only to increase safety but also to improve the vehicle's economic efficiency.

"The new F-Max Gen 2.0 is a true efficiency package - and we are delighted to now be able to present it to the Nufam audience," explains Holger Hahn, General Manager of F-Trucks Germany. (av)

Hall 1, Stand D103