Base model Trend comes standard with keyless start, USB-A/USB-C ports and a 12-volt socket, Sensico (synthetic leather) steering wheel, driver's 12-inch screen with 7.0-inch colour digital instrument cluster, plus a 13-inch colour touchscreen for the four-speaker SYNC 4 multimedia system with digital radio, Bluetooth and wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. There’s also wireless phone charging, sat-nav and a 5G modem. Sport models add 17-inch alloys, body kit, rear spoiler, body stripes, LED lighting and more.

The work-focused Trend comes standard with fabric-trimmed seating for three with an eight-way manually adjustable driver’s seat and two-passenger bench seat, while the premium Sport LWB Double Cab has seating for up to five with the rear bench seat trim featuring blue accent stripes.

All Transit Customs offer a spacious interior with a tasteful and practical blend of contrasting surfaces and colours. Ample space between the dash and front seats allows 'walk-through' driver access from either side of the cabin.

All Transit Customs share the same TDCi EcoBlue 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel using AdBlue, which produces 125kW at 3500rpm and 390Nm between 1750-2500rpm.

Ford claims an official combined average consumption of 8.0L/100km resulting in a theoretical driving range of around 870km from its 70-litre diesel tank.

The Transit Custom range can accelerate from 0-100km/h in approximately 10 seconds with an estimated top speed of around 170km/h.