From compact vans to their full-size counterparts, five manufacturers are offering a versatile lineup of cargo and compact passenger vans for fleets in 2018.
Photos courtesy of Ford, GM, Mercedes-Benz, Nissan, and FCA.
Compact and Full-Size Vans for 2018
Ford's E-Series will be available in 2018 as either the cutaway or stripped chassis with multiple packages.
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The Chevrolet Express and GMC Savana (pictured) van lineup for 2018 will be offered with two wheelbases and as either 2500 or 3500 models.
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Mercedes-Benz offers the full-size Sprinter van for 2018 in five models, including the “Worker,” with simplified, straightforward equipment and packaging.
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Nissan continues to offer the NV200 compact cargo van, which will be available in two models and offers a cargo capacity of 122.7 cubic feet.
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Ram offers the ProMaster City and full-size ProMaster (pictured) vans for 2018, which feature a front-wheel drive system.
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The Ram ProMaster City is powered by a standard 2.4L I-4 engine that achieves 178 hp and 174 lb.-ft. of torque and is mated to an exclusive 9-speed automatic transmission.
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The Ford Transit Connect is available for 2018 as either a small cargo van or passenger wagon.
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The full-size Transit van is available in three roof heights; three lengths; and as either a cargo van, passenger wagon, chassis cab, and cutaway.
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General Motor’s small van offering for 2018 is the City Express with 122.7
cubic feet of available cargo capacity.
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The Mercedes-Benz Metris is a mid-sized van that offers 186 cubic feet of available cargo space and will be offered in four models, including the Worker cargo van and Worker passenger van.
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The Nissan NV Cargo Van is offered in three models, two roof heights, and three trim levels for a variety of configurations.
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