Ford Transit Connect: interior dimensions of every version
2 versions of the Transit Connect (2014–2022) with the dimensions of the cargo area.
Choose length (L) and height (H)
- Cargo length
- 2.15 m
- Height
- 1.27 m
- Between wheel arches
- 125 cm
- Payload
- 850 kg
Versions and dimensions
| Version | Cargo length | Width | Height | Between wheel arches | Sliding door | Payload |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| L1H1 | 1.79 m | 154 cm | 1.27 m | 125 cm | 60 cm × 110 cm | 750 kg |
| L2H1 | 2.15 m | 154 cm | 1.27 m | 125 cm | 70 cm × 110 cm | 850 kg |
Interior dimensions of the cargo area, without lining or insulation. Allow a few centimetres less once they’re in.
Which one to choose
- To stand up
- You can’t stand up in the Transit Connect with the standard roof: you’ll need a pop-top.
- To sleep crossways (1.36 m or more between the wheel arches)
- In the Transit Connect the bed works better lengthwise.
- The shortest, for town and garages
- L1H1: 1.79 m
- The one with the highest payload
- L2H1: 850 kg
If you’re torn between the Transit Connect and…
Questions
Which Transit Connect version is best for a camper conversion?
You can’t stand up in the Transit Connect with the standard roof: you’ll need a pop-top. In the Transit Connect the bed works better lengthwise. The shortest, for town and garages: L1H1.
Does a transverse bed fit in the Transit Connect?
Not as standard: there’s 125 cm between the wheel arches and you need about 136 cm. In the Transit Connect the bed works better lengthwise.
How much weight can a converted Transit Connect carry?
Depending on the version, the Transit Connect has a factory payload of 750–850 kg (approx.). Insulation, lining, furniture, water, luggage and people all count: the editor adds it up as you design and warns you if you go over.