Ford Hybrid & Electric Vans
Ford Mild Hybrid Vans
Ford Plug-in Hybrid Vans
Ford Electric Vans
Benefits of Driving an Electric Ford Van
Reduced Emissions
Ford electrified vans offer a cleaner alternative to petrol and diesel models. Hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions use electric power to reduce fuel consumption and emissions. On the other hand, fully electric vans produce zero emissions, supporting more sustainable driving in urban areas.
Electrified Driving Range
Ford hybrid and plug-in hybrid vans combine petrol and electric power for longer journeys. Plug-in hybrid models can also run on electric power alone for short trips around town. Fully electric Ford vans run entirely on battery power, delivering smooth and undisturbed driving without using fuel.
Lower Operating Costs
Ford electrified vans can reduce your running costs. Hybrid and plug-in hybrid models improve fuel efficiency and reduce engine wear, particularly in stop-start traffic. Fully electric vans require less maintenance, with no oil changes or exhaust systems. This helps to lower your servicing costs.
Ford Mild Hybrid Vans
Ford offers a range of vans designed to meet the evolving needs of businesses. Here at Stoneacre, we supply a selection of Ford hybrid vans, including mild and plug-in hybrid models.
Our Ford mild hybrid van line-up includes the Ford Transit and Ford Transit Chassis Cab. The Ford Transit is a reliable and spacious van, perfect for businesses that need efficiency and practicality, while the Ford Transit Chassis Cab offers a versatile base for various commercial uses.
A mild hybrid system supports the internal combustion engine (ICE) during start-up. This technology provides an electric assist and enhances driving performance by offering smooth acceleration.
Ford Plug-in Hybrid Vans
We provide a range of Ford plug-in hybrid vans. These combine efficiency with practicality, offering businesses a flexible solution for reducing emissions without compromising performance.
Our plug-in hybrid van line-up includes the Ford Transit Connect and the Ford Transit Custom, along with the New Ford Ranger Plug-In Hybrid, a powerful pickup with electrified technology.
These models feature larger battery capacities, enabling long periods of electric-only driving while maintaining the versatility and reliability expected from the Ford Transit electric van range.
Ford plug-in hybrid vans provide a convenient and cost-effective way to reduce fuel consumption and emissions. Their combination of electric and petrol power ensures efficiency without sacrificing capability, making them an ideal choice for businesses looking to transition to a more sustainable fleet.
Ford Electric Vans
Ford electric vans deliver zero-emission driving without compromising capability, making them ideal for businesses looking to reduce running costs and environmental impact. With advanced technology, impressive load capacity, and seamless connectivity, they offer a smarter way to work.
The Ford E-Transit Courier is a compact van for urban deliveries. Moving up the range, the Ford E-Transit Custom is a mid-size van with a high-tech cabin. Meanwhile, the Ford E-Transit Chassis Cab is a base platform for custom conversions, delivering the durability and reliability businesses expect.
For maximum cargo capacity, the All-Electric Ford E-Transit offers a spacious load area, powerful performance and multiple configurations. Built for demanding workloads, it delivers an excellent range, intelligent fleet management features, and cost-saving benefits over conventional diesel vans.
Charging Your Electric Ford Van
There are several ways to charge your electric Ford van, ensuring you’re always ready for the road:
Home Charging – Charge overnight with a dedicated home charger for maximum convenience.
Public Charging – Access a range of public chargers, with fast chargers to get you on the move quickly.
Depot Charging – Set up charging at your workplace to keep your fleet powered and ready for business.
Discover Ford Pro Charging and speak to our Stoneacre Ford team to find your perfect solution.
