- Minivans can generally accommodate seven passengers. These vans generally have bucket seats for the driver and passenger and bench seats or a combination of bench and bucket seats to accommodate passengers in the rear of the van.
- Passenger vans can accommodate 12 to 16 passengers. The vans usually have a single seat for the driver, a single seat for one passenger next to the driver and bench seats to accommodate passengers behind the front seats.
- Conversion vans are large passenger vans designed with comfort and convenience in mind. They can generally accommodate seven passengers comfortably and can be outfitted with luxury details like entertainment systems a third-row seat that can be converted into a bed.
- Cargo vans generally have two seats -- a driver's seat and a passenger's seat. The area behind the two seats is left open so that the van can be used to transport cargo in an enclosed space.
- Accessible vans can accommodate passengers who must use wheelchairs or scooters for mobility. Minivans or conversion vans outfitted with ramp and lift systems can serve as accessible vans.
