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It's not quite accurate to say the Ford Transit has only been around for 10 years. If we're being sticklers, a commercially aimed, universally accepted Ford van has been around since, well, 1965.

The electric version of Ford's wildly popular commercial van has entered production and could be the most significant EV ever. Here's everything you need to know about the Ford E-Transit.

Double-cab-in-van (DCiV): If you regularly need to carry crew alongside your tools and materials, the All-New Ford Transit Custom double-cab-in-van (DCiV) could be the pick for you.

Ford does not mention anything about the price of the conversion. The first trip that the Ford Transit Trail Gamer Van will make is to Mount Kare, California.

Both the Ford E-Transit and LDV eDeliver 9 are eye-watering six-figure options in the new electric van market. We've driven the LDV before and found, like the Ford, that it fits a very specific buyer.

Ford is launching a three-year hydrogen fuel cell trial to see if a hydrogen-powered version of its E-Transit van can work, the carmaker said on Tuesday.

The smaller E-Transit Courier will likely ride on Ford's B2E platform, which can be adapted for gas and electric powertrains. It was recently spotted in the wild in the form of the E-Turneo MPV.

Australian orders for the full-size 2023 Ford Transit van and cab chassis have re-opened after they were paused five months ago – in November 2022 – amid parts shortages. However, the order ...

It’s linked to a six-speed automatic transmission; Ford offered the city-friendly van with a manual in Europe, but the three-pedal setup was never made available in the United States.

With its new Transit Trail van, Ford is betting that ‘tweens in 2060 will stare at antiquated JPEGs of older relatives who once lived nomadic lives and called vans their homes.