2025 FORD E-TRANSIT REVIEW

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The 2025 Ford E-Transit presents a compelling case for businesses with average daily drives under 100 miles, offering lower operating costs and a $7,500 corporate tax credit that makes its effective price competitive. The reviewer highlights its robust torque, independent rear suspension contributing to excellent ride quality, and practical features like the nose-mounted charging port and available dual onboard charger. However, the E-Transit falls short for those needing more flexibility. The reviewer expresses disappointment with the limited 2.4 kW onboard inversion, wishing for higher output akin to the F-150 Lightning, and the lack of a front motor, which impacts traction in slippery conditions and regenerative braking effectiveness. The driver's seat's limited adjustability is also a drawback for shorter individuals. While Ford positions it as ideal for the average 75-mile daily use, exceeding 120-130 miles necessitates mid-day charging, potentially impacting productivity. The reviewer suggests that Ford missed an opportunity to offer more advanced power output options or a dual-motor setup for enhanced capability.