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SACRAMENTO, CA – The California Air Resources Board has approved a $15,000 incentive for the first Transit Connect Electric purchased by a commercial fleet for deployment in the state of California.
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To increase capabilities and continue to meet the needs of fleet customers, Leggett & Platt CVP announced the expansion of its Kansas City facility, opening of a new facility in Baltimore, and closure of the Elyria, Ohio, install facility.
Read More →Ford's 2014 Transit Connect compact van achieved 30 miles per gallon highway in ratings released by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency earlier this week.
Read More →Ford donated a “woodie-inspired” Transit van to provide Surfers Healing with a more reliable vehicle when transporting staff, attendees, and equipment to its surf camps for autistic children.
Read More →Ford offers 58 configurations of its full-size van, and produces them all on one line at its Kansas City Assembly Plant.
Read More →In an effort to advance the safe deployment of autonomous vehicles for all roadway users, Ford Motor Company is calling upon all self-driving vehicle developers to work together to develop an industry standard for communicating driving intent.
Read More →Ford's Kansas City assembly plant is moving at full capacity to meet the demand for its Transit full-size van that begins arriving at dealers this summer.
Read More →Approximately 600 fleet professionals had an opportunity to preview and test drive Ford’s 2011 product lineup in Detroit, along with touring the Dearborn Truck Plant at the historic River Rouge complex.
Read More →The USPS outlined its plans for a more sustainable future through the electrification of its nationwide fleet, including the purchase of 9,250 Ford E-Transit vans by the end of 2024.
Read More →The 2019 Transit Connect enters its third generation as the leading compact van in the U.S. market, a perch it has enjoyed since its introduction in the 2010 model year. We took a closer look at its evolution.
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