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TECHNOLOGY

It's Not Just Rugged, It's Smart

With its innovative features, like our Lane-Keeping System, available Adaptive Cruise Control,10 FordPass® Connect5 and more, the 2025 Transit® van is designed to help keep you feeling confident and connected.
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Interior of a 2025 Ford Transit® Van showing the touchscreen and dashboard

SYNC® 4 Means Staying Connected

SYNC® 476 helps you stay connected with convenient voice access to your favourite apps, Built-In Navigation11, cloud-based connectivity and more.
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    Help Navigating Your Business

    A subscription to Ford’s Built-In navigation service11 offers live traffic with TomTom, Yelp integration, weather conditions with AccuWeather, a streaming map, and more.
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    Technology That Makes A Connection

    These days, staying connected isn’t a luxury — it’s a necessity. So we’ve equipped Transit® van with technology like built-in modems that allow you to connect with Ford Telematics.
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    Stay Focused

    Driving takes focus, so we’ve equipped our vehicles with driver-assist technology. Lane-Keeping System, optional Adaptive Cruise Control10, optional Blind Spot Assist 1.010 and more to help keep your focus on the road.

    Transit® Drives Business

    Transit® van offers more than trusted reliability. It’s a technologically equipped business partner designed to make work easier.
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      Digital Rearview Mirror

      This high-definition rear-camera screen clearly displays a panoramic view behind the van. Helping you spot cyclists, pedestrians and other vehicles. Even when windowless rear doors or partitions are in the way.
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      360-Degree Camera

      With the Split-View Camera you can have a clear view on your SYNC® touchscreen. Whether your view is obstructed by a poorly parked car, a blind intersection or something else.
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      Front, Side And Rear Sensors10

      This system helps you avoid potential issues with a series of sensors that alert you when you’re too close to something that’s in front, behind or beside you.
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      Stay Connected On The Job And On The Go

      With FordPass® Connect5 you get 4G LTE in-vehicle Wi-Fi hotspot, powered by AT&T. It can connect up to 10 devices and you can access the hotspot up to 50 feet outside the vehicle.
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      Putting Control In The Palm Of Your Hands

      With the FordPass99 App you can access a variety of complimentary remote features. Lock/unlock.* Monitor your fuel level and oil life.5 Rewards, Roadside Assistance156 and more.
      *Remote lock/unlock requires power door locks.
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      Optimize Your Fleet

      Monitor your vehicles to understand where they go, how they’re used and how they’re running. Use the standard Ford built-in modem or an available plug-in device. Then you can connect your entire fleet, even if you’re not driving a Ford vehicle.

      Ford Co-Pilot360™ Technology

      We can all use more confidence on the road. That’s why we offer a suite of standard and available features to help keep you in command, from the driveway to the highway.
      Pre-Collision Assist
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      Pre-Collision Assist With Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB)

      If a potential collision is detected, a warning flashes and an alert sounds, and if the driver doesn't respond quickly enough, the system can automatically apply the brakes to help minimize a frontal collision.
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      Lane Keeping System

      It happens to the best of drivers. A moment of distraction — and you start drifting. But the standard Lane-Keeping System can assist you with a camera that scans the lane markings ahead to direct you back to the centre of the lane. When it detects repeated lane drifts, it’ll remind you to pull over and take a break.
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      Auto High-Beam Headlamps

      You might not think of manually turning your high beams on or off every time you need to. And now you don’t have to. Because Auto High-Beam Headlamps can do it for you, automatically.10
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      Blind Spot Information System

      It’s rush hour on the interstate. You’re towing a trailer. And you need to change lanes. Available Blind Spot Assist with Trailer Coverage and Cross-Traffic Alert let’s you know when a vehicle is in your blind spots or when one is alongside the trailer.10
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      Rearview Camera

      Backing up is easier when you have a clear view of what’s behind you.10 Shift into Reverse and you not only get a rear visual, but guidelines help you navigate. And you get enhanced park aids that indicate which side an object is on and how close it is.
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      Adaptive Cruise Control10

      Available Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) lets you set a cruising speed and distance from the vehicle ahead of you. When the other vehicle slows down, you automatically do too; when traffic picks back up, again, so does your vehicle.10