Upfitted Sprinter Vans

Two upfitted Mercedes-Benz Sprinter cargo vans with roof ladder racks at a job site

Mercedes-Benz Vans · Commercial & Upfit · Rockville Centre, NY

Upfitted Sprinter Vans

Shelving, refrigeration, box bodies, executive seating, mobile offices and more. We help you spec the right Sprinter, then line up a Mercedes-Benz eXpertUpfitter to build it for the way you work.

Helping contractors, fleets, shuttle operators and small businesses across Rockville Centre, Hempstead, Freeport, Garden City, Lynbrook, Oceanside, Valley Stream and Long Island.

Upfit types

Pick the job and we’ll help you pick the van, then match the build to a trusted upfitter. All prices and timeframes below are estimates from public industry sources, not quotes. Your final price and timeline depend on the van, the options and the upfitter’s schedule. Anything we could not source is marked TBD.

How upfitting works

  1. 1Tell us the jobWhat you carry, how many people ride, where you drive and your budget.
  2. 2Spec the right SprinterCargo, Crew, Passenger or Cab Chassis, plus roof height, wheelbase and payload. We match the van to the build.
  3. 3Build with an eXpertUpfitterMercedes-Benz qualified upfitters build to Mercedes-Benz Upfitting Guidelines using factory technical data, drawings and bulletins.
  4. 4Delivery & VanCareWe deliver your finished van and keep it on the road with VanCare Service.

Shelving & Construction

Steel or aluminum shelving, bins, drawers, a bulkhead partition and an exterior ladder rack. This is the classic contractor and general-trades build.

Typical price Estimate
About $2,800–$5,500 installed for one wall of shelving plus a partition. About $7,500–$18,000 for a full trade package.

Typical build-out time Estimate
About 2–5 business days in the shop once parts arrive. Parts take 1–2 weeks for stock steel and 2–4 weeks for aluminum or composite.

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HVAC & Plumbing

Heavy-duty two-sided shelving, refrigerant tank racks, deep drawer banks and an inverter for recovery equipment, laid out so every part is visible and within reach.

Typical price Estimate
About $9,000–$18,000 installed for a full HVAC package.

Typical build-out time Estimate
About 2–5 business days in the shop once parts arrive.

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Electrician & Telecom

A ladder rack, conduit storage, a strong partition between you and the cargo area, plus organized bins for fittings and wire. Your van becomes a rolling, secure tool room.

Typical price Estimate
TBD

Typical build-out time Estimate
About 2–5 business days in the shop once parts arrive.

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Refrigeration

An insulated cargo area with a refrigeration unit for food, flowers, pharmaceuticals and catering. These builds often call for the extra alternator and battery capacity available from the factory.

Typical price Estimate
Often more than $25,000 when climate control or refrigeration is added.

Typical build-out time Estimate
TBD

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Box Truck (Cab Chassis)

Starts with the Sprinter Cab Chassis. An upfitter mounts a dry-freight or refrigerated box body with swing or roll-up doors. Good for moving, delivery and rental fleets.

Typical price Estimate
The Cab Chassis starts around $55,030 before the body. The body price comes from the upfitter’s quote, so it is TBD here.

Typical build-out time Estimate
TBD

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Luxury Transport & Executive Shuttle

Captain’s chairs, premium lighting, a privacy partition, screens and connectivity. Built for hotels, corporate shuttles, limo operators and VIP travel.

Typical price Estimate
Mainstream executive shuttles run high five figures to low six figures. Premium builds can reach mid to high six figures.

Typical build-out time Estimate
Lightly customized units take a few weeks to a couple of months. Semi-custom builds take about 4–8 months, and fully bespoke builds 6–12+ months.

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Tailgating & Lifestyle Van

A flexible interior with storage for bikes, boards and gear, an awning, a power station, and an outdoor rinse or shower kit. Ready for game day, the beach or a weekend away.

Typical price Estimate
Parts alone start around $9,000 for a basic camper-style build and $40,000+ for a mid-level build.

Typical build-out time Estimate
A professional conversion takes about 2–4 months.

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Family Hauler

Start with the Sprinter Passenger Van’s factory seating, then add comfort upgrades like premium seats, rear climate, entertainment and storage. Room for the whole team or the whole family.

Typical price Estimate
TBD

Typical build-out time Estimate
TBD

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Mobile Office

A desk, task seating, shelving, power and lighting, plus connectivity. Your office goes to the job site, the client or the next town.

Typical price Estimate
TBD

Typical build-out time Estimate
TBD

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Mobile Business

Fitness studios, pet grooming, coffee and retail. A Sprinter becomes your storefront, with branded exteriors and purpose-built interiors.

Typical price Estimate
TBD

Typical build-out time Estimate
TBD

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People Mover

Shuttle and group-transport layouts for schools, churches, airport services and tour operators.

Typical price Estimate
TBD

Typical build-out time Estimate
TBD

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Delivery & Parcel

Parcel shelving, a bulkhead with a sliding door, step-in lighting and a durable floor for last-mile routes.

Typical price Estimate
TBD

Typical build-out time Estimate
TBD

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  1. [1] Vanaholic, “Work Van Upfitting Cost by Trade” (2026), vanaholic.com/blog/work-van-upfitting-cost-by-trade
  2. [2] Heavy Duty Journal, “Sprinter Van Upfitting for Trades”, heavydutyjournal.com/sprinter-van-upfitting-trades/
  3. [3] Automotive Addicts, “2026 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Invoice Price” (Cab Chassis starting price)
  4. [4] First Class Customs, “Executive Luxury Van Conversion: 2026 Complete Guide”
  5. [5] Mercedes-Benz Van Center Grand Rapids, “Sprinter Van Conversion Cost” (parts-only ranges and professional build time)