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Model shown is Transit Custom PHEV.
Model shown is Transit Custom.
Model shown is a New Transit Custom Trail with options
Model shown is Transit Custom Active Van
Model shown is Transit Custom Trend.
Transit Custom has always been renowned for its tough, functional reliability, and the superior levels of its design and craftsmanship. Now, it delivers an even wider range of innovative features and smart technologies. Plus greater efficiency thanks to a range of advanced diesel or available hybrid options. The result is: a van that’s more refined and sophisticated than ever before.
The Transit Custom Van is a functional load carrier, with a full-height, full-width bulkhead (glazed or unglazed), which separates the loadspace from the cabin, and the choice of two or three seats in the front. You can specify single or twin sliding doors and choose hinged rear doors or a tailgate.
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As with the Van, you can choose two or three seats in the front row. In addition, the Double-Cab-in-Van offers an extra fixed row of three seats, behind the front row. Then a fixed glazed bulkhead separates the second row of seats from the loadspace.
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The Transit Custom Kombi is even more versatile than the Kombi Van. In fact, it offers more than 30 different seating arrangements. It has the same Flexible Rear Seating system but with an extra – third – row of three seats. With all the seats present, you can carry up to nine people. As on the Kombi Van, the seats can be folded and rolled together to take up less space.
Choose from a range of advanced powertrains. The Transit Custom Plug-in Hybrid (PHEV) is capable of up to 42 km [26 miles] zero-emissions driving, while the EcoBlue Hybrid has electric assist to improve fuel efficiency. And, of course, there's a range of advanced high-performance Ford EcoBlue diesel engines.
Three bodystyles, three approaches to loadspace and access. The Van offers the maximum 8.3 cubic meters, equivalent to three Euro pallets. The Double Cab-in-Van seats six people and up to 4.3 cubic meters of cargo, easily fitting one Euro pallet. The Kombi is a 9-seat van that still delivers 2.5 cubic meters of loadspace. With pallet-width sliding side doors, wide-opening rear doors and low step-in height, access to all that loadspace is easy.
The Transit Custom is now available with a FordPass Connect modemFordPass Connect Modem 2019. The system unlocks a range of powerful benefits, including up to 4G WiFiWi-Fi hotspot for up to ten devices, and real-time traffic updatesFordPass with Live Traffic Updates delivered straight to your SYNC 3 navigation system. When combined with the FordPass Pro smartphone app, you’ll be able to check if you remembered to lock the doors, and then lock or unlock them remotely. You can also monitor the status of up to five connected business vehicles and even check to see if any maintenance is required.
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Stopping for a delivery on a busy street isn’t always easy. Especially with an enclosed rear load space and limited visibility. Active Park Assist can identify suitable spaces, then safely steer your Transit Custom in. You only need to control the brakes and gears. Once your work is done, Assist can even steer you back out of parallel spaces too.
If it detects that you’re accidentally drifting out of lane, Lane-Keeping Alert can alert you by vibrating the steering wheel and displaying a visual warning.
Available in vehicles with a hybrid powertrain, geofencing technology is designed to help improve local air quality. The Transit Custom can detect when it enters a congestion zone or low-emission zone, and then automatically switch to electric only drive mode. Users can also create custom “green zones” to reduce emissions near schools, in urban areas and warehouses.
