Ford has unveiled significant upgrades for its popular medium-sized van, the E-Transit Custom, set to debut in early 2026. The latest model boasts a larger battery capacity of 71kWh, extending range from 209 miles to 232 miles and offering faster charging speeds up to 125kW.
Key Takeaways
- Ford E-Transit Custom now features a larger 71kWh battery, increasing range from 209 to 232 miles.
- New all-wheel drive option available with two power outputs: 214bhp and 281bhp.
- Over-the-air updates will reduce charge times for existing E-Transit Custom owners by up to 14 minutes.
The updated model includes an optional all-wheel drive system, enhancing off-road capabilities on challenging terrains such as icy Nordic and Alpine roads or muddy construction sites across Europe. This dual-motor setup is available in two power outputs: 214bhp and 281bhp.
Existing E-Transit Custom owners will benefit from over-the-air updates that reduce charge times by up to 14 minutes, bringing the 10-80% recharge time down to 25 minutes. The new battery also supports charging speeds of up to 125kW, enabling a full top-up in just 29 minutes.
The all-wheel drive system is available across various model configurations including Kombi, Double-cab, and Multicab versions as well as Trend, Limited, Trail, Sport, and MS-RT trims. The E-Tourneo Custom people carrier also gains the option of the dual-motor powertrain.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the new battery capacity for the Ford E-Transit Custom?
The updated model now features a 71kWh battery, up from the previous 64kWh unit.
Is there an all-wheel drive option available for the E-Transit Custom?
Yes, Ford has introduced an optional dual-motor system with two power outputs: 214bhp and 281bhp.
The pricing details for both the upgraded model with the larger battery and the all-wheel drive option have not yet been disclosed. However, it is expected that these features will result in a higher price point compared to the current electric Transit van which starts at £43,000.
