2022 Ford Transit E-350 Electric Transit Van extended length and high roof

The 2022 Ford E350 Conversion is a Class B motorhome designed for those seeking adventurous travels and comfortable living on the road. With only 1500 miles on the odometer, this vehicle is practically brand new and ready for its next journey. The E350 boasts a spacious interior layout that has been converted to provide all the amenities needed for a comfortable stay, whether you're traveling solo or with a group.

The range for this van is a little over 100 miles. With proper planning, it can definitely be used for road trips. We suggest using the included adapter at Tesla charging stations.

The Ford E350 Conversion features a stylish design with the iconic Ford emblem proudly displayed on the front grille. The exterior is sleek and modern, making it a standout on the road. The Class C designation means that this motorhome is easy to drive and maneuver, making it suitable for both experienced and novice drivers.

Inside, the E350 Conversion offers a total of 4 seats. The 2 back seats are brand new, sourced from a Mercedes Sprinter and are reclinable. There are 2 twin beds in a bunk bed type setup. There is a wine type refrigerator, sink, and microwave/convection oven/air fryer allowing you to prepare meals on the go without compromising on convenience.

Hard sided rooftop tent that can sleep 2-3 with 2 solar panels on top of the van. There are also 2 storage containers and a rack attached that can be walked on.

The E350 Conversion also features ample storage space throughout the interior, allowing you to bring along all your necessary gear and supplies for an extended trip.

The vehicle's low mileage ensures that it is in optimal condition, ready to tackle long distances with ease. Whether you're exploring national parks, embarking on a cross-country road trip, or simply enjoying a weekend getaway, the Ford E350 Conversion is a versatile and dependable choice.

Highlights

2022 Ford E-Transit 350, finished in Oxford White with a Dark Palazzo Gray interior.

The odometer currently displays approximately 1500 miles.

This E-Transit has been converted to a custom camper.

Notable modifications reported by the seller include a

400-watt solar system, an EcoFlow Delta Pro battery-A/C inverter system, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter-sourced captain's chairs, dual collapsible bunk beds, a roof tent, and more as detailed below.

Notable factory equipment includes 16-inch steel wheels, a SYNC4 infotainment system, a 360-degree camera system, and air conditioning.

The Transit nameplate reaches back to 1965, though the model was never offered in America until the introduction of the fourth generation here in 2014. Like the offerings from Dodge and Mercedes-Benz, these utilitarian and capable contractor vans became hugely popular not only with construction firms but with the burgeoning "vanlife" set.

Power comes from a single electric motor, which draws electricity from a 68 kWh lithium-ion battery pack to power the rear wheels with 266 horsepower and 317 lb-ft of torque, according to Ford.

Equipment

16-inch steel wheels

Vinyl upholstery

SYNC4 infotainment system with 12-inch touchscreen display

Air conditioning

360-degree camera system

Rain-sensing wipers

Cruise control

Notable modifications reported by the seller include:

Exterior:

Boss Racks Tent Deck roof rack

Roof tent in aluminum case

2 Pelican-style hard storage cases

400-watt solar power system

Samout awning

Roof ladder (collapsible)

Interior:

2 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter-sourced captain's chairs

2 bunk beds (collapsible with memory-foam mattresses)

Countertop sink with Dometic water system (no tank)

EcoFlow Delta Pro 7.2 kWh battery-A/C inverter system

Refrigerator

Microwave/air fryer/oven

LED interior lighting

Custom shelves and countertop

Pack Gear storage bags

Known Flaws

• Some dings around the exterior