Fourth generation (Mk4, 2018-present) · Family hatchback
The Mk4 Focus (2018-2025) uses a freestanding infotainment screen that sits proud of the dashboard rather than integrated flush. That leaves a natural adhesive-mount zone on the dash to the left of the screen where a 3M VHB pad bonds cleanly to the soft-touch trim.
First generation (2019-present) · Small crossover / subcompact SUV
The Ford Puma's dashboard has an unusually deep upper surface for a B-segment SUV, so a mount stuck to the top of it sits far from the driver's eye line. The 2024 refresh also added a larger portrait touchscreen that dominates the centre stack, so pre-refresh and refreshed cars leave different room for a mount.
Third generation (CX482, 2019-present) · Family crossover / C-segment SUV
Phone mount choice on the Ford Kuga depends on whether the car is pre- or post-facelift. The earlier cars have a smaller horizontal screen with more empty dashboard beside it, which changes where an adhesive mount can go.
The current Ranger (T6.2 platform, 2022-onwards) has a much larger, deeper dashboard than a passenger car - the top of the dash is a broad flat surface that suits adhesive mounts.
Seventh/Eighth generation (Mk7/Mk8, 2017-2023) · Supermini / small hatchback
The Ford Fiesta's cabin gives three options for a phone mount - vent, dashboard, windscreen - and each has a compatibility gotcha specific to this car.
Three products we would look at first in this category. Fit for your Ford still comes first: check the compatibility list on the listing against your exact model and year, and read the model guide above.
LISENMagnetic Air-Vent Phone Holder
Clips to a vent slat and holds the phone with a magnet plate.