What can cause loss of power in a Ford Kuga?

I've noticed a significant decrease in power while driving my Ford Kuga. What could be causing this and how can I fix it?

A common cause of loss of power in a Ford Kuga can be a clogged air filter. It's important to regularly check and replace your air filter to ensure optimal engine performance.

Another possibility is that the fuel filter is dirty or clogged. This can restrict the flow of fuel to the engine and result in a loss of power. Consider getting it replaced to improve your car's performance.

If you've recently changed your tires and noticed a decrease in power, make sure that they are the correct size and properly inflated. Incorrect tire size or pressure can significantly affect your car's performance.