Since the first vehicle left the production line in 1965, Transit has become a byword for getting the job done reliably and efficiently. Fast forward 60 years and a new generation of connected and electrified Transit vans is raising productivity to a new level.
Vans provide the backbone for the economy – supporting €1 trillion in economic activity across Europe alone – and Ford Transit vehicles play a significant role in the lives and jobs of millions of people.
The latest Transit line-up from Ford Pro features four key models – Courier, Connect, Custom and the larger two-tonne Transit, each available with electrified powertrains and full connectivity to Ford Pro’s supporting services.
“The words ‘iconic’ and ‘legendary’ are often over-used but both are applicable when it comes to the Ford Transit in the UK,” said Lisa Brankin, chair and managing director, Ford of Britain and Ireland. “Most of us rely on the Ford Transit every single day, whether it’s delivering goods, transporting people or mobilising business and trade services – Transit is an essential tool to get the job done.”
Transit has remained the UK’s best-selling commercial vehicle for 59 years, with total nameplate sales of more than 96,000 in 2024 – accounting for more than a quarter of the total LCV sector. This position is reinforced by Ford’s experienced team of Transit Centre dealers and network of approved vehicle convertors – all ready to serve Transit customers across the country.
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