Key Features of the 2027 Ford Transit

Multiple Configurations

The Transit® lineup is especially valuable because it lets shoppers build around specific needs instead of forcing every business into one layout. Ford notes 38 available configurations, and that variety is a major advantage for commercial buyers. The Transit® Cargo Van can be selected with low, medium, or high roof heights, along with regular, long, and extended body lengths. That means a plumbing contractor can prioritize standing room and shelving, while a parcel delivery operator may focus on cargo length and efficient loading. The Passenger Van XL and Passenger Van XLT models are designed for group travel, with available seating for up to 15 people. For organizations that need to move people comfortably, that flexibility can be just as important as payload. The E-Transit™ Cargo Van adds a fully electric powertrain option for businesses that want a commercial van suited to tools, equipment, deliveries, and urban routes. Whether your priority is cargo, seating, electrification, or upfit potential, the Transit® platform offers a practical starting point.

3.5L PFDi V6 and 3.5L EcoBoost® V6 Engines

Performance in a commercial van should feel confident, predictable, and suited to the workload. The Transit® offers two available gas engines: the 3.5L PFDi V6 and the 3.5L EcoBoost® V6. The 3.5L PFDi V6 is a practical choice for many daily work applications, while the 3.5L EcoBoost® V6 is a strong option for shoppers who want extra response for heavier loads, frequent highway driving, or towing needs. Ford pairs these engine choices with a standard 25-gallon fuel tank or an available 31-gallon extended range fuel tank on select models, helping teams plan longer routes with fewer stops. For businesses that travel between job sites, warehouse districts, customer homes, and regional service areas, choosing the right engine is about more than power. It is about matching the van’s performance to payload, route length, cargo type, and driver expectations. The Transit® gives buyers the flexibility to select a powertrain that supports both current needs and future growth.

Available Intelligent All-Wheel Drive

Available Intelligent All-Wheel Drive is one of the most useful Transit® options for shoppers who want added traction confidence without moving away from a commercial van platform. Rear-wheel drive remains a smart and proven setup for many fleet and cargo applications, but available Intelligent All-Wheel Drive can be especially appealing for businesses that travel through construction areas, uneven job sites, gravel lots, or varied road conditions. The system is designed to help support traction when road surfaces are less predictable, giving drivers more confidence while carrying passengers, tools, products, or materials. For local professionals who move between residential neighborhoods, commercial centers, and I-20 routes, this available drivetrain can add a reassuring layer of control. It also helps broaden the van’s usefulness across different types of work. Instead of choosing between cargo space and traction-focused capability, shoppers can configure a Transit® van that helps support both. That makes the system a smart consideration for contractors, mobile service providers, delivery operators, and shuttle services.

Ford Co-Pilot360® Technology

Driver-assist technology can make a meaningful difference in a vehicle as versatile as the Transit®. Standard Ford Co-Pilot360® technology includes front and rear parking sensors, Pre-Collision Assist® with Automatic Emergency Braking, and Lane-Keeping System. These features are designed to support driver awareness during daily operation, whether navigating a crowded loading zone, backing near equipment, or driving through local traffic. The Passenger Van XLT adds standard Ford Co-Pilot360® Assist 2.0 with Adaptive Cruise Control and 360-Degree Camera, bringing even more support for drivers who carry groups or spend long hours on the road. The available 360-Degree Camera can be especially helpful because commercial vans often have larger bodies and more blind spots than traditional passenger vehicles. When drivers can view the area around the van more clearly, parking, positioning, and loading can feel less stressful. These technologies do not replace attentive driving, but they provide helpful support in the moments where visibility, spacing, and quick awareness matter.

12" Center Display With SYNC® 4

The cabin of the Transit® is designed to be practical, organized, and easy to use during busy workdays. A key highlight is the 12" center display with SYNC® 4, which brings clear visibility and intuitive access to important vehicle functions. For business owners and drivers, a large touchscreen is more than a convenience feature. It can help streamline navigation, communication, audio, and connectivity while keeping the cabin feeling modern and professional. The Transit® interior also supports a wide range of use cases, from a two-passenger cargo-focused setup to seating layouts for group travel. Ford describes the cabin as having room to “Imagine the Possibilities,” and that phrase fits the van’s broad mission. Cargo versions can be organized for storage systems, tools, bins, and equipment, while passenger versions create a comfortable environment for longer group trips. The combination of cabin space, technology, and configurable seating helps make the Transit® a smart choice for both business productivity and passenger comfort.