An electric version of the Transit Connect followed in 2011, converted by Azure Dynamics at a United States facility, and for model year 2011 Ford offered the XLT Premium Wagon, a five seat passenger version with rear windows and a rear view camera, the first Ford minivan since the Freestar. It sat between the Transit Courier and the Transit Custom in the Ford Transit range. The Transit Connect was Ford's compact panel van, developed by Ford of Europe as a dedicated commercial vehicle.
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equally owned by Ford Motor Company
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The first-generation Transit Connect was assembled by Ford Otosan (Kocaeli, Turkey) along with Ford Romania (Craiova, Romania).
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An electric version followed in 2011, converted by Azure Dynamics Corporation at a U.S. facility.
Year: First generation (2002)
An electric version followed in 2011, converted by Azure Dynamics Corporation at a U.S. facility.
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manufactured and marketed by Ford since 2002
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