6 Pickup Trucks and Work Vans for 2025
Like much of the world, work-worthy pickup trucks and work vans continue to get more technologically advanced—and the lineup of 2025 models is no exception. Along with increasing payload and towing capacities, many of the latest models feature high-tech dashboards and infotainment systems loaded with navigation, monitoring, and entertainment tools. Advanced safety systems abound, from lane assist to 360-degree cameras. And, of course, electric options continue to expand for both pickups and work vans, including fast charging features and longer ranges.
Check out six pickup trucks and vans for 2025.
Ford F-Series Super Duty: Power and Fleet Management
Ford has updated its F-Series Super Duty pickup trucks for 2025 with new Trailer Technology bundles featuring options for auxiliary cameras, individual Trailer Tire Pressure Monitoring and Blis with trailer coverage to improve visibility while towing. The truck has a best-in-class max available 500 hp and 1,200 pound-feet of torque, best-in-class max available 430 gas hp and 485 pound-feet gas torque, best-in-class max available payload of 8,000 pounds and best-in-class max available towing of 40,000 pounds. The truck includes Ford Pro Telematics, providing real-time vehicle data and insights to fleet managers, and Fleet Start Inhibit, which allows fleet managers to remotely disable vehicle start.
2025 Ram ProMaster Van: Safety and Versatility
The 2025 Dodge Ram ProMaster Class 2 full-size van includes safety features such as Lane Keep Assist, Forward Collision Warning with Emergency Brake Assist, Blind-Spot Monitoring, Rear Cross Path Detection and Parallel/Perpendicular Park Assist. The van has a 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 engine and TorqueFlite nine-speed automatic transmission, with 276 max hp and 250 max pound-feet of torque. It offers 4,820 pounds of payload capacity and 524 cubic feet of cargo space. The van has best-in-class lowest load floor height for easier loading. It also includes a suite of connectivity features, including 360 Surround View camera, navigation, wireless phone charger and telematics box module. Three trim classes and 16 wheelbases are available.
GMC Sierra EV Denali: All-Electric Performance
For the 2025 model year, GMC’s all-electric Sierra EV Denali comes in an Extended Range version with 390 miles of range and a Max Range version with 460 miles of estimated range; it’s also 800-volt DC public fast charging capable at up to 350 kW, for 100 miles of range in about 10 minutes. The truck offers 760 hp and 785 pound-feet of torque in Max Power mode, and 10,500 pounds max towing. It includes a MultiPro MidGate expandable bed for items nearly 11 feet long while still leaving room for a rear-seat passenger.
Mercedes eSprinter Van: Customizable EV Options
For its 2025 eSprinter, Mercedes has added an 81-kWh battery option as an alternative to its 113-kWh battery, with different wheelbases and roof heights to allow customers to choose the right configuration specific to their needs. For example, a longer 170-inch wheelbase with high roof in combination with the 81-kWh battery allows for a total volume of 488 cubic feet and payload up to 3,120 pounds. The vans have a 9G-Tronic automatic transmission and can be combined with all-wheel-drive on some models. The 81-kWh battery has a range up to 204 miles. Enhanced safety and assistance systems include Sideguard Assist, optional Moving-off Information Assist and a new front camera that enhances Active Lane Keeping Assist functionality.
Toyota Tundra: Hybrid Power and Comfort
The 2025 version of the Toyota Tundra comes with two powertrain options—a twin-turbo V6 engine or a hybrid twin-turbo V6. Each has a 10-speed electronically controlled automatic transmission with intelligence, sequential shift mode, uphill/downhill shift logic and tow/haul driving modes. The i-Force Max hybrid powertrain offers 437 hp at 5,200 rpm and 583-pound-feet of torque at 2,400 rpm. The Tundra has a max towing capacity of 12,000 pounds and max payload of 1,940 pounds. It features a multi-link rear suspension for ride comfort and stability and leather-trimmed seats with integrated massage functions.
Nissan Frontier: Towing Power and Tech Upgrades
Nissan has increased the max towing capacity for its 2025 Frontier to up to 7,150 pounds and added a long-wheelbase configuration with 6-foot bed across the lineup. Other details include a telescopic-adjusting steering wheel standard, a 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system, available for SV grades and higher, and a standard sliding rear window. Driver assistance and safety technologies, available across all grades from S5 through SL, include Lane Departure Warning, Blind Spot Warning, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Rear Parking Sensors, High Beam Assist and Intelligent Cruise Control.
Whether you’re hauling materials, working from your truck cab or simply need a more robust ride for the weekends, there are a range of pickup trucks and vans for 2025 that provide capacity alongside advanced safety features and high-tech extras.
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