2023 Ford Transit Crew Van Interior and Cargo

为长期耐用性更重要的是else, the interior is composed of hardy materials. Plenty of hard plastics are present along the floor, dashboard, and door panels. The seats are upholstered in vinyl as standard, with the option to upgrade to cloth. If you stick with the former, you get a Dark Palazzo Gray color scheme, while the cloth adds Ebony as another option, so the Transit Crew Van is offered in only two interior colors.

The Crew Van is just as big as the Passenger and Cargo vans, so it has the same amount of space inside. However, since it is split between providing space for people and stuff, it has more cargo room than the former and less than the latter. In its smallest configuration with the low roof and standard body, the Ford Transit Crew Van's cargo space is 158.4 cubic. This increases to 220.4 cubic feet with the medium roof. With the low roof, a long-body model gives you 204.7 cubic feet, with an additional 58.7 cu-ft if you upgrade to the medium roof, and maxing out at 300.2 cu-ft with the high roof. The biggest build is the extended body and high roof, which creates a rather enormous 383.8 cu-ft cargo bay.

Most of the in-cabin storage is attributed to the front row, where there are a total of five cupholders and a handful of bins around the dashboard. There are also small pockets in the front doors and a standard glove compartment, as well as overhead ceiling-mounted storage areas that span the width of the vehicle ahead of the driver and passenger on high-roof models.

The list of features in the Ford Transit Crew Van is rather short, even though the vehicle is designed to accommodate people as well as stuff. You get the basics, at least, including manual air-conditioning, manually adjustable front seats, remote keyless entry, and a rearview camera. The rest of the safety suite is actually good, too, as Ford Co-Pilot360 includes forward-collision avoidance, post-collision braking, lane-keep assist, crosswind assist, and even trailer-hitch assistance. This otherwise very average setup can be supplemented with rear parking sensors, blind-spot monitoring, traffic sign recognition, and rear cross-traffic alert. In terms of conveniences and comforts, you can add some 110-volt and 12-volt outlets, as well as adaptive cruise control, heated mirrors, and a passenger-side running board.

The infotainment suite is extremely basic, comprising just a four-inch color display that supports Bluetooth compatibility. This comes paired with a four-speaker sound system. Luckily, Ford allows you to upgrade to a 12-inch touchscreen installed with Sync 4. Depending on the version you choose, of which there are four, you can enjoy Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, dual USB ports, navigation, SiriusXM, HD Radio, voice recognition, and a six-speaker audio system.