Ford's Transit Trail will be for van lifers.
, the Transit Trail looks like it comes with knobbier off-road tires, Raptor-inspired lights in the grille, and rock-rail-style running boards. No real information appears in the quick video, but it does say that, in the world of van life,"a few simple lessons can lead to many big adventures." That suggests some minor quality-of-life updates for off-road and VanLife duty. We're hoping for strong skid plates and an electrical system that makes upfitting even easier.
The teaser ends by saying the 2023 Transit Trail is"coming soon," so we should get more details shortly. Our friends atreport that we'll get more info in November. Either way, expect the Trail model to come with a price premium over the $41,665 base model Transit when it arrives. And remember, the most capable van in the backcountry is the van you can afford to scratch, scrape, and break.
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