Ford Van Models - The 2024 Ford Commercial Van Lineup
2024 Ford Transit
- Starting at $46,890 MSRP
- 275 horsepower / 260 lb-ft of torque or 310 horsepower / 400 lb-ft of torque
- Max Cargo Capacity - 536.4 cubic feet
- Max Payload - 4,887 pounds
There is simply no beating the Ford Transit. There is no other vehicle you can buy that so effectively mixes the capability, ease of use, and technical sophistication of the Transit. There are two engines available, and you have the option of all-wheel drive. The cargo capacity is only just shy of double that of GM’s old-fashioned truck-based vans, and the low floor and available high roof mean that adults can actually stand up in it. Passenger variants can seat up to 15, and the max towing capacity is 6,400 pounds. The 12-inch infotainment touchscreen leads the class in size, and it makes things like reading maps much easier. You can even get 10-way power-adjustable heated seats in the front, since there’s no reason why you shouldn’t be comfortable while you work.
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2024 Ford E-Transit
- Starting at $45,995 MSRP
- 266 horsepower / 317 lb-ft of torque
- Max Cargo Capacity - 536.4 cubic feet
- Max Payload - 4,513 pounds
The first and still only all-electric commercial van on the market, the E-Transit takes the proven and popular Transit van and replaces the gasoline engine with an electric drivetrain. Horsepower output is similar to the standard gasoline engine, but you’ll notice more torque with the E-Transit. The starting price is actually slightly lower for the electrified version, and that’s nothing compared to the fuel savings. Since the E-Transit is based on the Transit, most of the important features are the same, such as cargo space. The big difference, apart from the drivetrain, is that the E-Transit doesn’t have a passenger van configuration, but the same three body lengths, three roof heights, and Cutaway versions are all available. The 12-inch SYNC® 4 touchscreen that’s optional in the Transit is standard in the E-Transit, and it comes with wireless Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility. The battery pack is rated at 126 miles of range, more than enough for most delivery routes, and the Ford BlueOval charging network gives you access to charging stations while you’re out and about.
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2023 Ford Transit Connect
- Starting at $34,100 MSRP
- 162 horsepower / 144 lb-ft of torque
- Max Cargo Capacity - 145.8 cubic feet
- Max Payload - 1,550 pounds
Ford designed the Transit Connect to maximize cargo space with a minimum exterior size. Its maximum cargo capacity is obviously smaller than the full-sized Transit, but still surprisingly large. It’s big enough that the passenger van configuration can carry 7, but the cargo van configuration can fit a lot more cargo than you can get in almost any 7-passenger SUV. Yet the Transit Connect is much more efficient and maneuverable than anything else that can carry this much cargo. The turning diameter for the SWB cargo van configuration of the Transit Connect is just 38.3 feet, the shortest of any cargo van by a wide margin. The Transit Connect also offers a 2,000-pound towing capacity, so you can carry quite a bit more than just what will fit in the cargo area. With its very attractive starting price, it’s a smart buy for quite a large percentage of those who need vans. 2023 was the last model year for the Transit Connect, but this being a recent change, it’s still possible for us to locate one if you’re interested, just contact us to inquire.