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PERFORMANCE

 

2.5L Duratec® Engine


The 2.5L Duratec® engine delivers 169 horsepower and 171 lb.-ft. of torque and has EPA-estimated 28 hwy mpg.transit-connect-performance-1 It’s coupled with a six-speed SelectShift® automatic transmission, engineered to handle everyday truck use and to provide the low-end torque needed for hauling heavy loads. This engine can be ordered with a compressed natural gas/liquefied petroleum gas (CNG/LPG) Gaseous Engine Prep Package that makes it capable of conversion to CNG/LPG fuel systems.transit-connect-performance-2 This package includes hardened intake valves and valve seats.

PERFORMANCE

 

2.5L Duratec® Engine


The 2.5L Duratec® engine delivers 169 horsepower and 171 lb.-ft. of torque and has EPA-estimated 28 hwy mpg.transit-connect-performance-1 It’s coupled with a six-speed SelectShift® automatic transmission, engineered to handle everyday truck use and to provide the low-end torque needed for hauling heavy loads. This engine can be ordered with a compressed natural gas/liquefied petroleum gas (CNG/LPG) Gaseous Engine Prep Package that makes it capable of conversion to CNG/LPG fuel systems.transit-connect-performance-2 This package includes hardened intake valves and valve seats.

Performance

AdvanceTrac® with Roll Stability Control™ (RSC®)


This electronic stability system provides enhanced control in slick conditions such as snow, rain or even on gravel roads. RSC provides enhanced side-slip control and electronic rollover stability for the vehicle. It utilizes gyroscopic sensors to monitor vehicle roll motion and rate of turning in milliseconds. This helps determine when and how RSC will utilize the brakes to help keep all four wheels of the vehicle firmly planted.

AdvanceTrac® with Roll Stability Control™ (RSC®)


This electronic stability system provides enhanced control in slick conditions such as snow, rain or even on gravel roads. RSC provides enhanced side-slip control and electronic rollover stability for the vehicle. It utilizes gyroscopic sensors to monitor vehicle roll motion and rate of turning in milliseconds. This helps determine when and how RSC will utilize the brakes to help keep all four wheels of the vehicle firmly planted.

Performance

Electric Power-Assisted Steering (EPAS)


EPAS uses an electric motor instead of a hydraulic pump. This results in control that can be precisely programmed to enable technologies that help steering control, such as pull-drift compensation and active nibble control. EPAS operates only when steering assistance is required. This is a more efficient way of managing energy than traditional hydraulic systems, which run continuously.

Electric Power-Assisted Steering (EPAS)


EPAS uses an electric motor instead of a hydraulic pump. This results in control that can be precisely programmed to enable technologies that help steering control, such as pull-drift compensation and active nibble control. EPAS operates only when steering assistance is required. This is a more efficient way of managing energy than traditional hydraulic systems, which run continuously.

Performance

Torque Vectoring Control and Curve Control


To help hold the road better while you’re accelerating through a corner, Torque Vectoring Control adjusts the speed between the front wheels to enhance cornering agility and reduce understeer. It uses the braking system to imitate the effect of a limited-slip differential. In particular, when you’re accelerating through corners, it applies braking to the front inside wheel, so more of the engine torque goes to the outside wheel, which has more grip. Curve Control can sense when a vehicle is entering a turn too fast and can apply four-wheel braking to reduce a vehicle’s speed and help you safely navigate a curve. Curve Control is an enhancement to AdvanceTrac.®

Torque Vectoring Control and Curve Control


To help hold the road better while you’re accelerating through a corner, Torque Vectoring Control adjusts the speed between the front wheels to enhance cornering agility and reduce understeer. It uses the braking system to imitate the effect of a limited-slip differential. In particular, when you’re accelerating through corners, it applies braking to the front inside wheel, so more of the engine torque goes to the outside wheel, which has more grip. Curve Control can sense when a vehicle is entering a turn too fast and can apply four-wheel braking to reduce a vehicle’s speed and help you safely navigate a curve. Curve Control is an enhancement to AdvanceTrac.®

Performance

Available 1.6L EcoBoost® Engine


The available 1.6L EcoBoost engine† has a best-in-class,transit-connect-performance-3 EPA-estimated range of 30 mpg hwy,transit-connect-performance-4 as well as 178 horsepower† and 184 lb.-ft. of torque.transit-connect-performance-5 It is coupled to a six-speed SelectShift® automatic transmission engineered to handle the low-end torque needed for hauling heavy loads.

Available 1.6L EcoBoost® Engine


The available 1.6L EcoBoost engine† has a best-in-class,transit-connect-performance-3 EPA-estimated range of 30 mpg hwy,transit-connect-performance-4 as well as 178 horsepower† and 184 lb.-ft. of torque.transit-connect-performance-5 It is coupled to a six-speed SelectShift® automatic transmission engineered to handle the low-end torque needed for hauling heavy loads.

Available 1.6L EcoBoost® Engine
Six-Speed SelectShift® Automatic Transmission

Six-Speed SelectShift® Automatic Transmission


The six-speed SelectShift automatic transmission in the Transit Connect is engineered to handle everyday commercial use and to handle the low-end torque needed for hauling heavy loads.

Six-Speed SelectShift® Automatic Transmission


The six-speed SelectShift automatic transmission in the Transit Connect is engineered to handle everyday commercial use and to handle the low-end torque needed for hauling heavy loads.

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