Ford Transit 350 Wagon: 12-Passenger and 15-Passenger Van Specs
The 2026 Ford Transit 350 Wagon seats up to 12 passengers in its standard 148-inch wheelbase body, or up to 15 passengers in the Extended Length body on the same wheelbase.
2026 Transit 350 Wagon, 12-Passenger (148-in WB, Regular Length)
| Trim | Seating | Standard Engine | Drivetrain | Co-Pilot360 2.0 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XL | Up to 12 | 3.5L PFDi V6, 275 hp | RWD standard, AWD available | Available |
| XLT | Up to 12 | 3.5L PFDi V6, 275 hp | RWD standard, AWD available | Standard |
2026 Transit 350 Wagon, 15-Passenger (148-in WB Extended Length)
| Trim | Seating | Standard Engine | Drivetrain | Co-Pilot360 2.0 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XL | Up to 15 | 3.5L PFDi V6, 275 hp | RWD standard, AWD available | Available |
| XLT | Up to 15 | 3.5L PFDi V6, 275 hp | RWD standard, AWD available | Standard |
Both configurations can be upgraded to the 3.5L EcoBoost twin-turbo V6 (310 hp / 400 lb-ft). Exact payload and seating figures should be confirmed against your specific upfit before ordering, so call our fleet team at (931) 538-3494.
What the 12 vs. 15-Passenger Difference Actually Means
Both wagons ride on the same 148-inch wheelbase, so the choice is not about a bigger van, it is about a longer one. The 15-passenger Extended Length body adds a fourth row of seating and extra room behind the last row for luggage, equipment, or folded wheelchairs, which matters for youth groups and shuttle routes more than it does for a small church van.
Payload capacity drops fast once passengers and their gear are loaded in. A max rating of roughly 3,401 lbs sounds like a lot until you count 15 adults at an average of 175 lbs each, which is already over 2,600 lbs before a single suitcase or instrument case goes in the back. Our fleet team runs the real numbers for your typical rider count before you order, not after.
AWD is worth a serious look for any group that runs routes through Montgomery County in icy weather, especially church vans and youth sports shuttles that run on a schedule regardless of conditions. It adds about 4,200 dollars over RWD but removes one more variable on a morning drive to Fort Campbell or across town to Rossview.
Co-Pilot360 2.0, standard on XLT, adds a 360-degree camera and blind spot monitoring, both genuinely useful on a body this long when backing into a church parking lot or a hotel loading zone.
Transit 350 Wagon FAQ
How many passengers does the Ford Transit 350 Wagon seat?
The 2026 Ford Transit 350 Wagon seats up to 12 passengers in its regular 148-inch wheelbase length, or up to 15 passengers in the Extended Length 148-inch wheelbase configuration. Both configurations are available in XL and XLT trim.
What is the difference between the 12-passenger and 15-passenger Transit Wagon?
The 15-passenger version uses the Extended Length body on the same 148-inch wheelbase, adding a fourth row and more cargo room behind the last seat. The 12-passenger version is the standard-length body with three rows behind the driver.
What is the payload capacity of a Transit 350 Passenger Wagon?
Properly configured, the Transit 350 Passenger Wagon carries up to roughly 3,401 lbs, though the real number drops as more seats and passengers are loaded in. Ask our fleet team to calculate net payload for your actual seating count and average rider weight.
Is AWD available on the Transit 350 Wagon?
Yes. RWD is standard and Intelligent AWD is available for about 4,200 dollars more, which matters for church vans, shuttle routes, and any group transport that runs through Montgomery County in winter weather.
What engine comes in the Transit 350 Wagon?
The standard engine is a 3.5L PFDi V6 rated at 275 hp. A 3.5L EcoBoost twin-turbo V6 is available, rated at 310 hp and 400 lb-ft of torque, for routes with more hills or higher average loads.
Who typically buys the 12 or 15-passenger Transit Wagon?
Churches, hotels, shuttle operators, youth sports programs, and businesses running group transport around Fort Campbell and Clarksville are the most common Transit Wagon buyers. Fleet and non-profit buyers should ask about available upfit and seating configurations before ordering.
What safety technology comes standard on the Transit 350 Wagon?
Ford Co-Pilot360 is standard on every Transit 350 Wagon trim, including Pre-Collision Assist with Automatic Emergency Braking and Lane-Keeping Assist. XLT adds Co-Pilot360 2.0, which includes Blind Spot Information System and a 360-degree camera, both useful for a longer body with more blind spots.
How do I get pricing on a Transit 350 Wagon for my organization?
Fleet, church, and shuttle pricing is built around your seating count, engine, and drivetrain, not one flat number. Call our Ford Pro Sales line at (931) 538-3494 or stop by 2655 Trenton Road in Clarksville and we will put together a quote.