The Multivan is better to drive and more sophisticated than its van-based MPV rivals, plus it comes with an extensive range of engine options to suit all needs.
Style adds some wood-grain trim, plus three-zone climate control, matrix LED headlights, sat-nav, heated front seats and steering wheel, Alexa voice activation, and electric sliding doors and tailgate.
With lower emissions and a longer official electric range than the equivalent Ford Tourneo Custom PHEV, the eHybrid is sprightly and more than up to the task of motivating the large Multivan. It's not the most refined version on the motorway, though.
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