The global sales phenomenon that is the Ford Transit hasn’t received any sort of refresh or redesign in quite some time, but the full-size van continues to get a number of notable updates with each passing model year. That includes 2024, when the Transit was treated to a host of tech updates, and for the 2025 model year, consumers were able to choose from some new factory-integrated vocational upfit packages and interior accessory kits. Now, the 2026 Ford Transit has debuted in Brazil, and it is once again touting quite a few notable changes.
Those updates start on the outside, where the 2026 Ford Transit touts a new Blue Oval logo up front and Transit badging in the rear, and there are two new single-wheel versions to choose from as well – the cargo van and long glass, the latter of which can be used to transport up to 18 passengers, or even as a school bus with 29 seats. In total, customers can choose from 22 models in chassis, van, minibus, and all-electric E-Transit configuration totaling over 60 configurations.
Chassis cab and minibus models now come with power folding side mirrors, a reverse camera, front parking sensors, fog lights, tire pressure monitoring, electronic HVAC, and a perimeter alarm. Inside the cabin, all 2026 Ford Transit models now feature a new electronic architecture along with an 8-inch digital instrument cluster and 12-inch infotainment screen running SYNC 4, plus wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
In Brazil, ICE-powered 2026 Ford Transit models come equipped with the turbocharged 2.0L EcoBlue diesel, which generates 165 horsepower and can be mated to a six-speed manual or 10-speed automatic transmission. As far as pricing goes, Ford hasn’t released any details pertaining to the E-Transit, but the chassis cab starts out at R$282,900 ($49,607 USD), followed by the regular van versions at R$297,900 ($52,237 USD) and the Minibus with its MSRP of R$354,900 ($62,233 USD).
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