Head to head
Ford Transit Transit Courier vs Renault Trafic
The Renault Trafic holds 2.9 cubic metres more and takes loads 74cm (2.5ft) longer.
Last reviewed 6 October 2026
Key differences
- Load volume: the Renault Trafic holds 2.9 cubic metres more.
- Load length: the Renault Trafic takes loads 74cm (2.5ft) longer.
- Payload: the Renault Trafic carries 243kg more.
Specifications side by side
| Ford Transit Transit Courier | Renault Trafic | |
|---|---|---|
| Payload | 849kg | 1092 kg (L1H1); 1092 kg (L2H1) |
| Load length | 1,802mm | 2537 mm (L1H1); 2937 mm (L2H1) |
| Load volume | 2.91m3 | 5.8 m3 (L1H1); 7.8 m3 (L2H1) |
| Towing capacity | 1,100kg | - |
Sources: Ford Transit Transit Courier, Renault Trafic. Figures vary by model year and options, so check with the supplier before you commit.
Buy or hire the Transit Courier if...
The smallest Transit panel van, aimed at couriers, small trades and local delivery work in town centres. It suits van hire where a compact footprint matters but two Euro pallets still need to fit on the floor.
Full Transit Courier specifications →Buy or hire the Trafic if...
- you want one that holds 2.9 cubic metres more
- you want one that takes loads 74cm (2.5ft) longer
- you want one that carries 243kg more
The Trafic competes on load volume in the medium-van class, with the L2 long-wheelbase version offering close to 8 m3 without stepping up to a large van.
Full Trafic specifications →Common questions
What is the difference between the Ford Transit Transit Courier and the Renault Trafic?
The Renault Trafic holds 2.9 cubic metres more and takes loads 74cm (2.5ft) longer. The Ford Transit Transit Courier is a compact panel van, petrol, diesel or electric (E-Transit Courier); the Renault Trafic is a medium panel van sharing its platform with the Vauxhall/Opel Vivaro..
Which carries more, the Ford Transit Transit Courier or the Renault Trafic?
The Renault Trafic, by 243kg.
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