Explore the city with the All-New Ford Transit Connect | Ford UK

Experience optimised capability with the enhanced capacity and premium features of this stylish van, as well as tackling any conditions with the optional all-wheel drive. With panel van and kombi body styles, short or long wheelbase options, up to 820kg payload* and a 12-volt power outlet to keep your tools charged, this rolling toolbox is designed for all your productivity needs. Further optional technologies include Pro Trailer Backup Assist to help drivers manoeuvre a trailer without jack-knifing.
Featuring a plug-in hybrid option offering up to 68 miles** of zero-emissions driving in EV Now mode - extending electrification across Ford Pro’s range of commercial vehicles in Europe and supporting Ford van owners of every size and vocation to electrify their business, and boost productivity.
* Max payload varies and is based on accessories and vehicle configuration.
** Target range figures shown for All-New Transit Connect. May not reflect real driving results and intended for comparisons between vehicles. WLTP figures expected in Spring 2024.
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[@grahamclifton1074]

3 seat option up front ?

[@FordUK]

Hi Graham currently we do not know if the Connect will have this option however I would advise using our keep me informed platform to be notified of any further updates on the vehicle, www.ford.co.uk/vans-and-pickups/new-transit-connect ^Mason

[@grahamclifton1074]

​@@FordUK as volkswagen don't make a 3 seat option. This van is clearly a caddy .
Could I have answered the question myself ?

[@girbeck3637]

Wouldn't bother signing up to that, complete waste of time. In almost a year I have had four emails ( three in the last six weeks! ) that have nothing to do with allegedly what I signed up to for with "keep me informed".
Hasn't kept me informed. Like lot's of businesses now, not a chuffing clue what there doing. Not many great firms left anymore.