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Ford e-Transit / e-Tourneo Custom

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82,5kWh battery with 64kWh useable - according to a polish brochures its 74kWh, Dutch and Norwegian brochure claims 65kWh

125kW max DC Charging
15 to 80% in 39-41 minutes
11kW max AC Charging

Heatpump YES
OBD YES

Tourneo L1:
41.4 - 24.7kWh/100km
WLTP Range 302km
Tourneo L2:
41.4 - 25kWh/100km
Tourneo 130kph limit - 150kph optional

CZ Brochure Range 296-303km

Transit L1/L2 136hp:
110-112 kph limit
41.4 to 22.6kWh/100km (L1)
41.4 to 22.8kWh/100km (L2)
23kWh/100km according to Polish Brochure
22kWh/100km according to WLTP
WLTP Range 329km
Polish Brochure Range 327km

Transit L1/L2 218hp:
130kph limit (150 optional)
41.4 to 24.1kWh/100km (L1)
41.4 to 24.4kWh/100km (L2)
24kWh/100km according to Polish Brochure
23.3kWh/100km according to WLTP
Polish Brochure Range 327km
CZ Brochure Range 315-317km

Transit MS-RT:
285hp
160kph top speed
29kWh/100km according to Polish Brochure
Polish Brochure Range 327km

I soon receive a L1 e-Transit custom and also would be ready to send telemetry via OBD (OBDLink MX on hand)

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  • Linda ABRP

    Team•

    Jul 22

    Pinned

    We've just released a new vehicle modeling tool in the ABRP beta that lets you create custom models while waiting for the public model.

    You can use an existing model to only change what differs for a missing trim or model year, or create a completely new model from scratch.

    You can create and edit your custom models on the web at https://abetterrouteplanner.com/home/app/vehicles (log in with your regular ABRP account). If you're not already on the beta app, follow the instructions at https://abrp.featurebase.app/help/articles/7281877-installing-the-abrp-beta-version for how to join on each platform.

    Once you’ve created a vehicle model, you’ll find it at the top of the vehicle list in ABRP under “Custom vehicles”.

    An easy way to get started from inside ABRP is:

    1. Open ABRP and click Add vehicle on the vehicle card (or click the down arrow next to your current vehicle, then choose Add new vehicle).

    2. Scroll to the bottom of the vehicle list and click Missing vehicle model?.

    3. Click Create custom vehicle.

    4. Pick a similar model and edit, or start from scratch, then save.

    After you save, you'll be taken back into ABRP with your new custom vehicle automatically selected.

    We'd love your feedback on this beta feature so we can polish it and make it as useful as possible.

    • ABRP User #2796747

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      Jul 23

      Hi Linda,

      thank you for sharing this new feature. I quickly set up my car, and it worked pretty well at first.

      The app did crash once, which I reported.

      The bigger problem, though, is that I can’t select the car either in the settings or when planning a route. It does appear as an option, but it doesn’t work. I keep getting a message telling me that I have to select a car.

      If you need more information, please feel free to reach out.

      Best regards,

      Bastian

      • Linda ABRP

        Team•

        Jul 27

        Can you try to log out and login again?

  • Ivan Cavicchioli

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    Apr 5, 2025

    My next car too.

  • Roland Respondek

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    Dec 26, 2024

    Found some more data on it :)

    136hp/100kW TransitCustom


    WLTP Low 168 Wh/km
    WLTP Mid 175
    WLTP High 208
    WLTP Highest Value 284
    WLTP Combined 223

    Used Cycle was Class 3a > 34 W/kg Vmax < 120 km/h



    City Range 422km

    f0 176.15143

    f1 0.422

    f2 0.05546

    Tested at 2538kg

    TopSpeed 112kph

    218hp/160kW

    WLTP Low 160 Wh/km
    WLTP Mid 170
    WLTP High 213
    WLTP Highest Value 318
    WLTP Combined 237

    Used Cycle was Class 3b > 34 W/kg Vmax > 120 km/h

    City Range 434km

    f0 175.94155

    f1 0.422

    f2 0.05546

  • Roland Respondek

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    Dec 23, 2024

    Hello there!

    I received the vehicle 5 days ago and can report that it has indeed a 64kWh battery.

    The TRONITY data access works fine, so live data can be, theoretically, obtained in that way. I also have an OBD Plug inserted and receive basic EV-Data for now