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Nissan Interstar electric vs Ford E-Transit

The Nissan Interstar electric is £5,955 cheaper to buy and goes 74 miles further on a charge (official figures), while the Ford E-Transit carries 441 kg more.

The Nissan Interstar electric and the Ford E-Transit side by side, from the manufacturers' own figures: electric versions only, so the comparison is like for like, with unverified figures left out.

Where each is stronger

The Nissan Interstar electric is the cheaper way in: from £43,590 excluding VAT, against £49,545 for the Ford E-Transit.

The Ford E-Transit carries more: up to 1,489 kg of payload, against 1,048 kg for the Nissan Interstar electric. That figure comes from a version plated at 4,250 kg gross vehicle weight, against 3,500 kg, so payload is not like for like.

Electric range favours the Nissan Interstar electric: up to 258 miles (official), against 184 for the Ford E-Transit.

The Nissan Interstar electric tows more: up to 2,000 kg braked, against 750 kg.

Nissan Interstar electric vs Ford E-Transit: the figures

Best figure across each model's versions; the version pages show which version and the source for every number. The stronger figure is in bold.

SpecificationNissan Interstar electricFord E-Transit
Versions we track27
Fuelelectricelectric
Price from (excluding VAT)£43,590£49,545
Payload, up to1,048 kg1,489 kg
Gross vehicle weight3,500 kg3,500 kg to 4,250 kg
Load volume, up to-15.1 m³
Official electric range, up to258 miles184 miles
Usable battery, up to-68 kWh
DC rapid charging, up to130 kW115 kW
Towing (braked), up to2,000 kg750 kg
Load length at floor, up to-4,256 mm
Load height, up to-2,025 mm
Overall length-5,531 mm to 6,704 mm

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