What's New for the 2027 Ford E-Transit?

Daytime running lamps and an integrated perimeter alarm are now standard additions on the 2027 Ford E-Transit, strengthening safety and vehicle security across all commercial applications.

What Are the 2027 E-Transit's Trims & Features?

Although the electric E-Transit is built around a single trim level, commercial operators can choose among various vehicle lengths and low, medium, or high roof configurations.

The cockpit delivers an advanced suite of standard tech. Standard SYNC 4 software runs across a 12.0-inch dashboard touchscreen with wireless integration for Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto®. A push-button starter speeds up day-to-day operations. Further standard features include a factory 5G modem, rain-sensing wipers, and an 8.0-inch driver gauge cluster.

Practical optional packages are also on offer. Pro Power Onboard transforms the rear cargo area into a mobile power plant for battery charging and plug-in tools, while Connected Navigation provides live traffic feeds to optimize route timing.

How Much Horsepower Does the 2027 E-Transit Have?

The 2027 E-Transit is propelled by an electric motor driving the rear axle, producing 266 horsepower and 317 lb-ft of torque. The drivetrain provides instantaneous electric torque, delivering quiet, zero-emissions power and responsive takeoffs under heavy payloads.

Regenerative deceleration captures power that would otherwise be lost during stopping, maximizing energy reserves and stabilizing downhill driving. Road comfort and chassis balance are ensured by a specialized independent rear suspension. Fleet operations benefit significantly from standard fast-charging capability.

What Safety Features Does the 2027 E-Transit Include?

Ford equips the E-Transit with standard Co-Pilot360 driver-assist innovations. Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking detects pedestrians and sudden stops in traffic, complemented by integrated front and rear parking sensors for hassle-free close-quarters navigation. Lane-Keeping System, Automatic High-Beam Headlamps, and Side Wind Stabilization come standard. For expanded protection, fleets can opt for a 360-degree camera system and Blind Spot Information System (BLIS) featuring Cross Traffic Alert.