Ford has extended its upmarket Vignale range to include four new models, with new Vignale versions of the Kuga, Edge and S-MAX.
Each new Vignale-badged model, which now includes a five-door version of the Mondeo Vignale, benefits from a more luxury-focused design, with unique finishes, interiors and VIP customer service.
The Ford Edge Vignale is available in rich metallic brown and white platinum finishes, while the S-MAX features a choice of exclusive pearlescent-metallic or the same white platinum paintwork.
Unique paintwork, bespoke options
Meanwhile, the Kuga Vignale is dressed in a unique mother of pearl-inspired exterior colour, while all models get bigger alloy wheels and unique interior features like ebony leather upholstery.
The Vignale S-MAX, Edge, Kuga and Mondeo models feature as standard Ford’s SYNC 3 infotainment system, with a redesigned eight-inch touchscreen system and voice-activated controls.
Customers also have the option of specifying tailored personalisation options for each of the cars, including dark alloy wheels and polished chrome details dotted about the exterior and the interior.
Exclusive events and offers
The Kuga version, meanwhile, also get a unique interior treatment with bespoke tuxedo stitching on the instrument panel, a leather-upholstered boot floor and Alcantara materials on the inside.
Roelant de Waard, Ford Europe’s vice president for marketing, sales and service, said: “We see great potential to extend the top end of our Ford product range and offer a special experience that meets the growing expectations of our customers.”
True to the lifestyle-oriented focus of the Vignale models, Ford also offers exclusive experiences for Vignale owners, which includes offers for theatre, music and sporting events across Europe.
Prices yet to be announced
Customers also can benefit from the exclusive Ford Vignale smartphone app, which allows access to unique lifestyle content, along with driving information and a dealership locator.
Prices for the new Ford Vignale range have yet to be announced, but it’s expected that more information will be released following the models’ debut at this year’s Geneva Motor Show.