How much horsepower does a 2017 Ford Focus 2.0 have?
The standard 2017 Focus with a 2.0-liter engine produces 160 horsepower. The “2.0” designation can also apply to higher‑output variants in the lineup, so horsepower can vary by trim and market. Here’s a look at the main 2.0-liter configurations you’ll encounter in 2017 Focus models.
Baseline 2.0-liter gasoline engine
The common 2.0-liter gasoline engine in the 2017 Focus is a naturally aspirated inline-four that puts out 160 horsepower and about 146 lb-ft of torque. This setup powered the US‑spec Focus SE, SEL, and Titanium trims and many international variants with the same displacement.
The following figures illustrate variations within the same displacement family that can appear in 2017 Focus models, depending on market and trim.
- Focus ST (2.0L EcoBoost): 252 horsepower and around 270 lb-ft of torque
- European diesel option (2.0L TDCi): approximately 150 PS (about 148 horsepower), depending on configuration
In practice, horsepower for a 2017 Focus 2.0 varies from a baseline of 160 hp for the standard gasoline version to about 252 hp for the performance-oriented ST variant, with diesel models sitting around the high‑140s horsepower in many markets.
Notes on markets and measurement
Power ratings can differ by market and instrument. U.S. specifications typically report horsepower using SAE net values, while European ratings and PS conversions can yield slightly different numbers. If you need the exact figure for a specific VIN or trim, check the window sticker or Ford’s official materials for that country and model year.
Summary
For the 2017 Focus, the 2.0-liter baseline is 160 hp; the lineup also includes a higher-output 2.0L EcoBoost ST at 252 hp, and diesel 2.0L options around 148–150 hp depending on market. The 2.0 designation covers a range of power levels across trims and regions.
