E-Transit will help bring clean­er air to towns and cities

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26/07/2021

Its battery power enables drivers to cover up to 217 miles on the combined WLTP cycle†† on a single charge – providing enough range to meet daily requirements, but with sufficient additional capacity to account for variations in vehicle load and weather conditions. E-Transit also has just as much cargo space‡‡ as a diesel Transit, so delivery drivers can carry big loads for fewer trips, while zero emissions and whisper-quiet running create less tailpipe and noise pollution in towns and cities.

Drivers can also enjoy a whole range of internet services via the standard FordPass Connect modem**. This can help owners to find and pay for charging, experience real-time driver coaching to get the best driving range, and pre-heat the cab to a comfortable temperature before setting off. Automatic, wireless updates reduce the need for trips to the dealer.

E-Transit features optional Pro Power Onboard, which enables customers to transform the vehicle into a mobile power source, providing up to 2.3kW for powering tools and equipment on the jobsite and on the go. This is an industry first for light commercial vehicles in Europe.

In Europe, Ford will offer a generous choice of 25 E-Transit configurations, with van, double-cab-in-van and chassis cab body styles, multiple length and roof-height options, and a range of gross vehicle mass options up to 4.25 tonnes, to support a wide variety of customer needs when the new van arrives in spring 2022.