The Trend base-model in the Transit Custom range comes standard with fabric seating for three, 16-inch steel wheels with 215/65R16 tyres and full-size spare, four drive modes, 12-inch colour digital instrument cluster and 13-inch colour touchscreen display for the multimedia system to name a few. The top-shelf Sport adds 17-inch alloy wheels, LED lights, body kit with rear spoiler, dual 'racing' body stripes, Sports seat trim with blue accent stripes, dual-zone climate and lots more.

The Transit Custom SWB/LWB Trend and SWB Sport model grades provide seating for up to three occupants comprising a driver's bucket seat and two-passenger bench seat. Seating expands to five in the LWB Sport Double Cab, with bucket seats for the driver and front passenger and a three-passenger rear bench seat.

The Transit Custom interior has a spacious and airy feel with a practical and user-friendly design. The stylish mix of contrasting two-tone grey interior surfaces is enhanced in the premium Sport model grade, with bright blue highlights courtesy of a dual ‘racing’ stripe pattern on the textured fabric seat-facings.

The Transit Custom's 'EcoBlue' 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo-diesel engine produces 125kW of power at 3500rpm with peak torque of 390Nm tapped between 1750-2500rpm. It uses AdBlue to minimise emissions.

The Transit Custom range shares an official combined average urban consumption of 8.0L/100km which results in a theoretical driving range of around 870km from its 70-litre diesel tank.

The Transit Custom can accelerate from 0-100km/h in approximately 10-11 seconds with a top speed exceeding 150km/h.