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2025 Ford Transit

America's best-selling commercial van β€” and now available as a plug-in hybrid. The Transit comes in 9 body configurations, 3 roof heights, and is available for cargo, passenger, or cutaway use.

From
$40,890
Configs
9 body types
Payload
4,650 lb
PHEV
Available
2026 Trims β€” 2025 Transit Configurations & Pricing
Cargo Van (EcoBoost)
From $40,890
3 roof heights; reg, long, and extended body lengths
Passenger Wagon
From $46,995
Up to 15 passengers; popular for shuttle and church use
PHEV Cargo
From $52,995
25-mile EV range; ideal for city delivery fleets
Cutaway / Chassis Cab
From $43,995
Platform for custom upfitting β€” RV, food truck, box truck
See AlsoMaverick Pickup
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Overview

The 2025 Ford Transit is America's best-selling commercial van by a significant margin. It has held that position for over a decade, used by fleets ranging from Amazon delivery to airport shuttle services.

The addition of a PHEV variant in 2024 keeps the Transit relevant as cities consider low-emission zones. The 9 body configurations make it the most versatile commercial vehicle in the Ford lineup.

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Market Position

4,650 lb
Max Payload
15
Passenger Seats
25 mi
PHEV EV Range
#1
Commercial Van US
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2026 Trims & Pricing

Prices exclude destination (~$1,500–$2,000), taxes & fees. Verify current pricing at https://www.ford.com/commercial-trucks/transit/.

Transit is sold as cargo van, passenger wagon, and cutaway/chassis cab.

Passenger Wagon
From $46,995
Engine3.5L EcoBoost
HP310 hp
SeatsUp to 15
ConfigsLow/Med roof
Up to 15 passengers; popular for shuttle and church use
EV Option
PHEV Cargo
From $52,995
SystemPHEV 3.5L + Battery
EV Range25 mi
Payload4,040 lb
RoofLow/Med only
25-mile EV range; ideal for city delivery fleets
Upfitter
Cutaway / Chassis Cab
From $43,995
Engine3.5L EcoBoost
HP310 hp
GVWRUp to 14,500 lb
UseRV, ambulance, box
Platform for custom upfitting β€” RV, food truck, box truck
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Full Specs

SpecCargo EcoBoostPHEV CargoPassenger 15
Engine3.5L EcoBoost V63.5L + PHEV battery3.5L EcoBoost V6
Horsepower310 hp278 hp combined310 hp
EV RangeN/A25 miN/A
Max Payload4,650 lb4,040 lbN/A
Max SeatsN/A cargoN/A cargo15 passengers
Roof HeightsLow / Med / HighLow / MedLow / Med
Body LengthsRegular / Long / ExtRegular / LongRegular / Long
Tow Capacity7,500 lb4,000 lb6,200 lb
Fuel Economy18/24 mpg45 MPGe city17/22 mpg
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Powertrain Options

Real-World Data
24 mpg
HWY 70 MPH
18 mpg
CITY STOP/GO
15 mpg
TOWING HWY EST

EPA highway rating measured at 55 mph. Real-world highway at 70 mph is typically 22–24 mpg. Towing near max capacity reduces highway fuel economy 30–40% β€” budget accordingly for trailer trips.

The standard 3.5L EcoBoost V6 produces 310 hp and 400 lb-ft β€” more than any prior Transit engine. A diesel 2.0L EcoBlue is available in certain fleet configurations.

The PHEV variant pairs the EcoBoost with a battery pack for 25 miles of EV range β€” ideal for urban delivery fleets that return to base nightly for charging. City PHEV efficiency reaches 45 MPGe.

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Fleet Value

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Cargo & Upfitting

Maximum payload reaches 4,650 lb on the EcoBoost cargo van β€” best in class for a full-size van. The high-roof configuration provides 81.5 inches of standing height, allowing workers to operate inside without crouching.

Thousands of aftermarket upfitters support the Transit with shelving, racking, refrigeration, and specialty builds for ambulances, RVs, and box trucks.

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Roof Options

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Commercial Tech

Ford Pro Intelligence fleet management is integrated into the Transit, providing real-time diagnostics, driver behavior scoring, and predictive maintenance alerts.

Available SYNC 4 commercial interface includes delivery stop navigation, fleet reporting, and Ford Pro charging management for PHEV fleets.

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Ford Pro

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Reliability

The Transit has a strong commercial reliability record. The current 3.5L EcoBoost generation replaced the prior turbo 4-cylinder, which had more issues. Current-gen is well-regarded by fleet operators.

AreaStatusNotes
3.5L EcoBoostβ˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜†Robust in fleet use; many units exceed 200K mi with service
Transmissionβ˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜†10-spd auto strong in this application; minimal complaints
PHEV Systemβ˜…β˜…β˜…β˜†β˜†New for 2024; early fleet data positive; limited long-term
Body/Doorsβ˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜†Sliding side doors durable; rear barn doors robust
Electronicsβ˜…β˜…β˜…β˜†β˜†Commercial SYNC can lag; Ford Pro telematics occasional bugs
Overallβ˜…β˜…β˜…β˜…β˜†Excellent commercial durability; service network nationwide
Sources: Consumer Reports, J.D. Power, NHTSA, owner surveys. Verify current data at consumerreports.org before purchasing.
Research Before Purchasing

Consult Consumer Reports, J.D. Power, and NHTSA for the specific model year you are considering. Build year matters significantly.

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Recalls

2024
2024
Rear brake line corrosion in salt-belt states β€” NHTSA 24V-301. Dealer inspection/replacement.
Physical Repair Required
2023
2023
Transmission park pawl software β€” OTA issued; NHTSA 23V-444.
OTA Update β€” Verify in App
Check Your VIN

Verify all open recalls at nhtsa.gov/recalls using your 17-digit VIN. New recalls are issued regularly β€” check before any used vehicle purchase.

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Recent Updates

Jan 2025
PHEV Expansion
PHEV now available in long-body configuration for 2025.
Oct 2024
Ford Pro Intelligence 2.0
Enhanced telematics platform with AI-powered predictive maintenance alerts.
Mar 2024
AWD Transit
AWD option added to certain cargo configurations for weather-prone regions.
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Pros & Cons

Strengths
What the Transit Does Well
#1 commercial van in the US β€” widest dealer/service network

9 body configurations for nearly any commercial need

4,650-lb payload best in class

PHEV option for urban low-emission fleets

15-passenger wagon for shuttle applications

Weaknesses
Where the Transit Falls Short
Not a personal-use vehicle β€” commercial focus limits features

PHEV payload slightly reduced vs gas (4,040 vs 4,650 lb)

High roof doesn't fit standard parking garages

Interior comfort basic vs Mercedes Sprinter

Fuel economy modest (18/24 mpg gas)

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FAQ

What is the 2025 Ford Transit starting price?
The cargo van starts at $40,890. Passenger wagon starts at ~$46,995. PHEV starts at ~$52,995. Cutaway/chassis cab starts at ~$43,995. Prices exclude destination (~$1,995).
What roof height options does the Transit have?
Three roof heights: Low (fits most garages at 6'5β€³ exterior), Medium, and High (81.5β€³ interior standing height). High roof is popular for technicians and delivery drivers.
Does the Ford Transit come as a PHEV?
Yes β€” the Transit PHEV was introduced in 2024 with 25 miles of EV-only range. It's aimed at city delivery fleets that charge overnight at their base.
How many passengers can the Transit carry?
The Passenger Wagon seats up to 15. The cargo van has no seats (or 2–3 upfront). Ford also sells a Transit Connect (smaller) for smaller passenger applications.
How much can the Ford Transit payload?
The EcoBoost cargo van has a maximum payload of 4,650 lb β€” best in class. The PHEV carries up to 4,040 lb. Passenger wagon payload is lower due to seating.
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Accessories & Upgrades

Popular upgrades and accessories for the Ford Transit. Links are Amazon affiliate β€” we may earn a commission at no cost to you.

Shelving System
Van shelving and drawer systems for tradespeople and delivery drivers.
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Partition Wall
Steel partition separates cab from cargo for safety and security.
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Roof Vent Fan
Maxxair or Fan-Tastic vent for cargo van ventilation.
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Cargo Liner
Full cargo area rubber liner β€” easy to clean and protects floor.
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Sources
  • Ford Media; NHTSA; EPA fueleconomy.gov; Ford Pro fleet documentation

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