Trilogy! One model, three variations. The popular light commercial vehicle Ducato has been manufactured by Fiat and Groupe PSA in the joint venture Sevel Sud since 1982. Both partners merged to form Stellantis, which has been producing vehicles there ever since. The identical transport vehicles Ducato, Citroën, and Peugeot mainly differ in the engines used. The first generation of the Ducato I was often used as a base for motorhomes, which is why it, along with its sister models, was available with single cabins. The second generation of the Ducato, as well as the Citroën Jumper and Peugeot Boxer, were chosen as Vans of the Year in 1994. The models received another update in 2011, with only minor changes to the bodywork. The main changes were made through more powerful and fuel-efficient engines. Modified interior elements such as a new dashboard, two-tone seat covers, new side panels, and new controls for the air conditioning, radio, and navigation system mount were only noticeable upon closer inspection. It was not until the 2014 update that all models received a comprehensive visual and technical overhaul. The following models showcase the new design and shine with sharp contour lines.