I hope it’s Better than the poor quality £50,000 diesel version I’ve just bought that has no paint underneath, exposed wiring connectors and seats with “low cost” stamped on them. Oh and not to mention sat nav that doesn’t work in the majority of areas.
Sorry to hear you’re not happy with your van, you could always take it back to the dealer you brought it from to say if they can help with any of the issues you have👍 or they could give you the number for Ford if you want to log a complaint with them
They look incredible and think they will sell well, but we will still be selling a lot of diesels for now. I think hybrids are also going to be very popular, a nice stepping stone before you gofull electric. ⚡️
@@VanManRoss no trades want a stepping stone when it's your living it's ether better or people will still buy diesel & the range once full of tools ect is a joke.
They are not out yet, so not had a chance to live with them in all seasons to see what you would get. The worst I have seen on the big transit jumbo electric in the winter -8 is around 110 but about 170 in good conditions. Hope that helps 🫡
I've driven a few electric vans in my time and my take on it is this. Round town better than motorway, unlike diesel. Range normally bang on when empty and driving normal. Drive better you get more, but load it up and seems to chop about 10-20% off the range. So I think the estimates are about right for the kerb weight and battery size. 200+ on a good day. £160-170 loaded up on a bad day. I only do 150 miles a week on average and have a home charger so that's the big deal. Saves about £100-140 per month if I got one of these. No home charger though and it will overall cost you more.
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I enjoyed watching the Video. My favourite paint colour and trim 😊
Thank you! Cheers!
Bonnet Strip Led light?
Yeah, the LED strip joins the lights together looks really good 👍🏻
Shame they aren't selling this in the US.
That surprises me 🫢
NO small EV van in the states, its a conspiracy!
I hope it’s Better than the poor quality £50,000 diesel version I’ve just bought that has no paint underneath, exposed wiring connectors and seats with “low cost” stamped on them. Oh and not to mention sat nav that doesn’t work in the majority of areas.
Sorry to hear you’re not happy with your van, you could always take it back to the dealer you brought it from to say if they can help with any of the issues you have👍 or they could give you the number for Ford if you want to log a complaint with them
When will they be out in the uk to actually purchase though? Does look nice
If you wanted to place an order now, you should have it before the end of the year hopefully 🤞🏻 factory orders are open 👍🏻
Ford dealer tried to con me into buying one of these 😂 yeh sure ill pay more for more hassle.
Obviously i left with a nice new diesel
They look incredible and think they will sell well, but we will still be selling a lot of diesels for now. I think hybrids are also going to be very popular, a nice stepping stone before you gofull electric. ⚡️
@@VanManRoss no trades want a stepping stone when it's your living it's ether better or people will still buy diesel & the range once full of tools ect is a joke.
What is the actual real life worse case range?
Ford are saying just over 200 miles 👍🏻
@@VanManRosshe said actual
They are not out yet, so not had a chance to live with them in all seasons to see what you would get. The worst I have seen on the big transit jumbo electric in the winter -8 is around 110 but about 170 in good conditions. Hope that helps 🫡
I've driven a few electric vans in my time and my take on it is this. Round town better than motorway, unlike diesel. Range normally bang on when empty and driving normal. Drive better you get more, but load it up and seems to chop about 10-20% off the range. So I think the estimates are about right for the kerb weight and battery size. 200+ on a good day. £160-170 loaded up on a bad day. I only do 150 miles a week on average and have a home charger so that's the big deal. Saves about £100-140 per month if I got one of these. No home charger though and it will overall cost you more.