2025 Mercedes-Benz eSprinter vs. Ford E-Transit

Switching to an electric commercial vehicle can help you save on fuel and business overhead costs. If you're considering making a more sustainable choice, the 2025 Mercedes eSprinter and the Ford E-Transit are two excellent options. Both vans offer unique features, impressive specifications, decent driving range, and advanced technology that's tailor-made for businesses on the move. Read as our Mercedes-Benz of Temecula team explores their specs and dimensions, features, trims, safety, and technology to help you determine which electric van is right for your needs.

Specs and Dimensions

When deciding between the 2025 Mercedes eSprinter and the Ford E-Transit, there are several key specifications and dimensions to consider. Here is a detailed comparison of their dimensions, performance, and capabilities to help you choose:

2025 Mercedes eSprinter

The 2025 Mercedes eSprinter design allows for flexibility. This two- or three-seater passenger van has a fixed length of up to 280 inches and a height of 107.1 inches, with the option of a shorter or longer wheelbase. You can also order it in a smaller body style with a 144-inch wheelbase, 40-inch shorter overall length, and 11.4-inch lower roof height. 

It comes standard with rear-wheel drive. Its 81 kWh battery offers an estimated range of 150 miles, with the option of a larger 113 kWh battery providing up to 206 miles, but with the right techniques, you can extend your range. It comes with two engine options: a standard output engine producing 134 hp or a high output engine getting 201 hp, depending on your needs. Both engines deliver 295 lb-ft of torque.

Ford E-Transit

The Ford E-Transit offers more flexibility, with lengths ranging from 217.8 to 263.9 inches and heights between 82.9 and 110.4 inches, depending on the configuration you choose. It offers a single-motor rear-wheel-drive system and an 89 kWh battery that delivers up to 159 miles of driving. The engine produces 266 hp and 317 lb-ft of torque. Ford has also revised the suspension system for better handling. 

Features and Trims

Let's look at how the features and trims compare across each model.

Mercedes eSprinter Features and Trims

The eSprinter comes in different configurations tailored for cargo or passengers, including the following:

• Standard Range
• Standard Range High Output
• Long Range
• Long Range High Output

Its well-designed features improve function and comfort. Some of the best features include a standard rear tow hook, an optional heated steering wheel, a heated windshield, air conditioning, heated and pivoting front seats, power-folding exterior mirrors, an electric sliding door and step, and a digital rearview mirror. It features the latest generation Mercedes-Benz's touch-screen infotainment software, including a voice control assistant. You can control the system via the touch screen, touch pad, or touch-sensitive steering-wheel-mounted buttons. Navigation and a larger 10.3-inch touch-screen display are available.

Ford E-Transit Features and Trims

The two-seater E-Transit also boasts a range of features for efficiency and convenience. You can choose from cargo van options with various payload capacities and multiple body styles and lengths for different business requirements. It offers several trims that cater to different needs, including the following:

• Chassis Cab
• Cutaway
• Cargo Van

The extended-wheelbase, longer-bodied option with a high roof provides up to 536.4 cubic feet of cargo room. You can also choose the regular or midlength body size with a standard or midheight roof if you prefer. The E-Transit features durable rubberized flooring, plastic trim, and cloth seating. Features include a standard 12-inch infotainment system, larger and better than the gas-powered Transit's optional 8-inch display. It also offers an onboard 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot and a complimentary three-year subscription to Ford Pro E-Telematics for essential vehicle data and tracking features.

Safety and Technology 

Both vehicles offer similar safety and technological features.

Mercedes eSprinter Safety Features

The eSprinter prioritizes safety. Its Ford Co-Pilot360 suite includes standard automated emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, crosswind assist, and a driver-attention monitor. Optional features include Active Brake Assist, which helps prevent accidents by automatically applying the brakes when needed, and a digital interior mirror.

Ford E-Transit Safety Features

The E-Transit has similar advanced safety technologies, such as standard automated emergency braking and lane departure warning with lane-keeping assist. Optional features include adaptive cruise control with traffic sign recognition, a speed limiting feature, navigation, and blind-spot assistance. 

2025 Mercedes eSprinter vs Ford E-Transit: Which Is Best?

Both the 2025 Mercedes eSprinter and the Ford E-Transit offer impressive technological and safety features that cater to different preferences. The eSprinter offers next-level luxury and advanced technology, while the E-Transit provides flexibility and standard features that are ideal for commercial use. The best model for you depends on your specific requirements and whether you prioritize luxury or practicality.

Book a Test-Drive Today

If you want to experience the capabilities of the 2025 Mercedes eSprinter, book a test-drive at Mercedes-Benz of Temecula today. Get behind the wheel and experience how this electric van can meet your specific business needs.

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