2026 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter · Trim vs trim · Passenger · 144″ · standard roof

2026 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Passenger Van 2500 vs Passenger Van Select: what's the difference?

The Passenger Van Select costs $7,850 more. It starts at $64,780 as a Passenger · 144″ · standard roof with the 2.0L · high output, and the Passenger Van 2500 at $56,930 with the 2.0L four-cylinder diesel · standard output. The Passenger Van Select changes the engine, exterior trim and touchscreen. It makes 208 , 40 more than the Passenger Van 2500's 168.

Our Sprinter data has all 52 diesel van, roof and combinations Mercedes lists for 2026 in the U.S. That spans Cargo WORKER, 2500, 3500, 3500XD and 4500, Crew 2500, Passenger 2500 and Passenger Select. The factory hitch, 16-inch and MBUX are priced. It doesn't have eSprinter, Cab Chassis, cutaway, gasoline vans, aftermarket conversions, Super Single tires, other wheel finishes, paint, upholstery, comfort/safety , seat deletions and option-adjusted weights. WORKER equipment beyond its priced hitch is outside this catalog yet, so something missing from this page may still be offered.

Passenger Van 2500, as it comes
Passenger Van 2500$56,930
Passenger Van Select, as it comes
Passenger Van Select$64,780

What changes, as they come

Numbers
WhatPassenger Van 2500Passenger Van Select
Payload, best casePassenger Van 25003,307 lbPassenger Van Select
HorsepowerPassenger Van 2500168 hpPassenger Van Select208 hp
Overall heightPassenger Van 2500Passenger Van Select103.0 in
Parts
WhatPassenger Van 2500Passenger Van Select
EnginePassenger Van 25002.0L four-cylinder diesel · standard outputPassenger Van Select2.0L four-cylinder diesel · high output
Exterior trimPassenger Van 2500Black grille and bumpersPassenger Van SelectPassenger Select chrome grille
TouchscreenPassenger Van 2500Standard radio · rear camera in mirrorPassenger Van Select10.25-inch MBUX touchscreen
Equipment
WhatPassenger Van 2500Passenger Van Select
Smartphone IntegrationPassenger Van 2500Not includedPassenger Van SelectYes
Blind Spot Assist and Sideguard AssistPassenger Van 2500Not includedPassenger Van SelectYes

The same on both: towing as they come (5,000 lb) and cargo behind the last row (70.0 cu ft).

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The Passenger Van Select Passenger · 144″ · standard roof, as it comes

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Passenger Van Select

Passenger · 144″ · standard roof

2026 Passenger Van Select144.0″ WHEELBASE30.5″ TIRECLEARANCE UNVERIFIED

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This is a stock Passenger Van Select. Pick a package and every part it swaps shows up here, and in orange on the van.

  • No AWD
Body scope
Passenger · single rear wheels
Engine
2.0L four-cylinder diesel · 208 hp / 332 lb-ft
Transmission
9G-TRONIC nine-speed automatic
Drive
Rear-wheel drive
GVWR
9,050 lb
GCWR
13,930 lb
Seats
12 · front seats retained
Cargo floor length
36″ · behind occupied last row
Cargo interior height
Unverified
Overall length
233.5″
Tires
LT245/75R16 all-season tires
Axle ratio
3.923 rear axle
Audio/display
10.25-inch MBUX touchscreen
EPA fuel economy
No matched EPA mpg rating
Ground clearance
Unverified; check completed van

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