Load height

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Load height (or liftover height) is the height of the cargo floor of the vehicle above the road surface. In other words, it is the height you must lift an object (or yourself) off the ground to load it into the vehicle. It does not include the height of any steps, if present. (Ground clearance is a separate measurement and is not equal to load height.)

Vehicle Specifications

Ford Transit

Ford Transit Long-EL Length High Roof 28.0 in (src)
Ford Transit Long Length Low Roof 28.7 in (src)
Ford Transit Long Length Medium Roof 28.7 in (src)
Ford Transit Long Length High Roof 28.7 in (src)
Ford Transit Regular Length Low Roof 28.9 in (src)
Ford Transit Regular Length Medium Roof 28.9 in (src)

Ford Transit Connect

Ford Transit Connect Passenger Wagon LWB 22.4 in (src)
Ford Transit Connect Cargo Van LWB 22.9 in (src)
Ford Transit Connect Cargo Van SWB 23.0 in (src)

Nissan

Nissan NV200 21.1 in (src)

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