Ford has followed the facelifted Fiesta supermini with a similarly updated version of its commercial car Fiesta Van variant. It’ll go on sale in the UK this autumn priced from £16,715 excluding VAT. 
The Fiesta Van adopts the same visual makeover as passenger car versions of the Fiesta. The facelift includes a heavily revamped front end with a new bonnet design raising the height of the nose, and the repositioning of the Ford badge on a new look, larger and much more angular grille. 
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New LED headlights with an updated shape and lighting signature flank the updated nose, while the rest of the van’s makeover is subtle, amounting to revised tail lights with a darker tint, plus new black housings. 

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The Fiesta Van is based on the three-door version of the Fiesta supermini with the rear side windows replaced with a steel panel, and is available in two trim levels: trend and Sport. 
Trend models arrive with 15-inch steel wheels and plastic wheel trims, while the sport model gets an ST-Line inspired bodykit, 17-inch alloy wheels and lowered sports suspension as standard. 18-inch alloys are available on the options list. 
Inside, the rear bench is removed in favour of a grippy flat floor with four tie-down points and a full-height bulkhead separating the cabin from the load area, but a mesh grille enables rear visibility. maximum load length is 1,283mm with gross payload of 531kg. 
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All versions come with LED headlights as standard, with Matrix LED units optional. Ford’s SYNC 3 eight-inch infotainment unit with navigation and smartphone integration is available, as is a reversing camera, adaptive cruise control, and safety and support features such as rear cross traffic alert, active braking, lane keeping assist and pre-collision assist.
Ford has confirmed one engine for the new Fiesta Van. buyers will be provided the 123bhp version of the brand’s newest 1.0-litre three-cylinder turbocharged EcoBoost petrol engine with 48-volt mild hybrid assistance, linked to a six-speed manual gearbox. 
The 48-volt system includes a belt-driven starter-generator system for engine-off coasting at speeds below 15mph – and Ford claims this engine can deliver up to 56.4mpg with CO2 emissions from 113g/km. 

Prices for the new Fiesta Van start from £16,715 excluding VAT for the trend specification, while prices for the sport model open at £16,790.
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