2019 Ford Galaxy Photos, engines & full specs

Ford introduced the third generation of the Galaxy MPV in Europe in 2015, and after four years, it refreshed it, trying to keep up with the market changes in terms of styling, emission levels, and technology.

The European minivan segment was highly contested by several brands, and Ford tried to impose the Galaxy as a stylish, family-friendly vehicle but with several sports-inspired details. Starting with the 2019 model year, the blue-oval brand aligned the styling with the Mondeo, with which it shared its platform. Unlike the market-segment leader, the Renault Espace, the Galaxy was available with potent engines and all-wheel-drive versions. Moreover, it provided options fit for luxurious vehicles, but unlike the Sharan from Volkswagen, it lacked sliding rear doors that were easier to use in tight parking spots. As a result, the sales were not impressive, and in 2022, Ford decided to pull the plug on its largest European minivan.

At first sight, it was not significantly changed compared to its predecessor, but still, a keen eye for detail could notice the clear-lenses fog lights and the enhanced headlights. In addition, the top-spec version sported a nice hexagonal grille fitted with a 3D-mesh styling and surrounded by a chromed rim. Furthermore, the lower bumper had a lower lip and side scoops adorned with shiny silver trims. From its profile, there were no significant changes. The main advantage of the Galaxy over its competitors was its wide rear doors, which eased ingress and egress to the vehicle. Finally, at the back, Ford offered a hands-free opening tailgate. The taillights were also restyled.

Inside, the Galaxy was a true family and friends hauler. There were three rows of seats where up to eight adults could sit in a 2-3-2 layout. At the front, the high-mounted seats featured individual armrests and were separated by a tall center console that housed the gear stick, a pair of cup holders, and an armrest with a storage area underneath it. One of the most important upgrades of the 2019 Galaxy was noticed on the center stack. There, Ford installed a brand-new infotainment system fitted with an eight-inch touchscreen. Furthermore, the driver could use voice commands and the buttons on the steering wheel. The second row of seats could slide and tilt forward to ease access to the rearmost seating position. There were loads of headroom for everyone and enough legroom for six-feet passengers.

Under the hood, the improved gasoline engine lineup consisted of two turbocharged units, while the turbodiesel range was covered by a choice of four two-liter powerplants ranging between 120 PS (118 hp) and 210 PS (207 hp). Power went to the front or all four wheels via either a six-speed manual or a six-speed automatic, depending on the engine version and options.