Introduced for the 2014 model year, this full-size commercial van marked a major shift for the brand’s work-vehicle lineup. It replaced the older rear-wheel-drive, body-on-frame approach with a modern front-wheel-drive layout aimed at improving packaging, maneuverability, and cargo access for trades, delivery fleets, and upfit customers. From the start, it was positioned as a highly configurable cargo platform rather than a passenger-first van, with multiple roof heights, wheelbase choices, and body styles that included cargo van, cutaway, and chassis cab variants. The design emphasized a low load floor and a tall, squared-off interior, making it especially attractive to commercial buyers who needed maximum usable space rather than traditional truck-style towing credentials. Over time, the nameplate became the core full-size van offering in the brand’s commercial portfolio and remained on sale through the 2026 model year. It has also served as the basis for later electrified development, extending the line’s role from a conventional work van into a broader commercial platform. The nameplate has not shown evidence of a production break, so it is best treated as a continuous model line from its 2014 debut to the present.
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