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The E-Transit Custom is Ford’s next electric van

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The E-Transit Custom is Ford’s next electric van | Top Gear

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Ford’s one-tonne Transit is the latest van to go electric, complete with a 236-mile range

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The E-Transit Custom is Ford’s next electric van

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Ford’s one-tonne Transit is the latest van to go electric, complete with a 236-mile range

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The E-Transit Custom is Ford’s next electric van

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Ford’s one-tonne Transit is the latest van to go electric, complete with a 236-mile range

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The E-Transit Custom is Ford’s next electric van

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The E-Transit Custom is Ford’s next electric van

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Ford’s one-tonne Transit is the latest van to go electric, complete with a 236-mile range

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Ford is following up its recent launch of the full-sized E-Transit (click these blue words for the full TG review) with an all-electric successor to the UK’s best-selling vehicle. Brave.

So, people of the Internet, say hello to the new Ford E-Transit Custom. Looks angry, doesn’t it?

Ford hasn’t released too many technical details as of yet, but it does say that the E-Transit Custom has been designed from the ground-up and that it’ll get a range of up to 236 miles. We’re also promised DC fast-charging (although at what speed we’ll have to wait and see) and ‘full towing capability’.

There’s LED lighting all round too, plus something called ProPower Onboard technology that lets you plug in power tools, lights and devices while off-grid. Handy.

We’ll learn more as the E-Transit Custom enters production in Turkey later this year, and Ford promises that this is just one of four all-electric commercial vehicles that it plans to introduce by 2024.

Like the look of it folks?

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Ford is following up its recent launch of the full-sized E-Transit (click these blue words for the full TG review) with an all-electric successor to the UK’s best-selling vehicle. Brave.

So, people of the Internet, say hello to the new Ford E-Transit Custom. Looks angry, doesn’t it?

Ford hasn’t released too many technical details as of yet, but it does say that the E-Transit Custom has been designed from the ground-up and that it’ll get a range of up to 236 miles. We’re also promised DC fast-charging (although at what speed we’ll have to wait and see) and ‘full towing capability’.

There’s LED lighting all round too, plus something called ProPower Onboard technology that lets you plug in power tools, lights and devices while off-grid. Handy.

We’ll learn more as the E-Transit Custom enters production in Turkey later this year, and Ford promises that this is just one of four all-electric commercial vehicles that it plans to introduce by 2024.

Like the look of it folks?

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Ford’s one-tonne Transit is the latest van to go electric, complete with a 236-mile range