Best Electric Vans 2024

Electric vehicles have taken the automotive industry by storm, and the year 2024 is witnessing a surge in the popularity of electric vans. With a commitment to sustainability and eco-friendly transportation, various manufacturers have introduced electric vans that not only cater to commercial needs but also contribute to a greener future.

Volkswagen ID Buzz Cargo

- Electric range: Up to 254 miles (WLTP)

If you're looking for an electric van with ample cargo capacity, spaciousness, and comfort for extended travels, your search ends with the ID Buzz Cargo - inspired by Volkswagens first campervan. With advanced connectivity, digital systems, and smart features, it is crafted to meet your professional needs.

Combine all these elements, and you have a robust commercial vehicle boasting remarkable sustainability credentials, adept at overcoming the challenges of your daily work.

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Maxus eDELIVER 9

Electric range: Up to 219 miles (WLTP)

The eDELIVER 9 features battery options and battery cooling techniques that improve charging time, prolong battery lifespan, and increase range. This eletric van boasts an impressive WLTP city range of 219 miles and reaches 80% on a fast charge in just 45 minutes.

Inside of the eDeliver 9 is meticulously crafted to offer additional space and is equipped with luxury features as standard, ensuring a premium experience.

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Vauxhall Vivaro Electric

Electric range: Up to 205 miles (WLTP)

The award-winning Vivaro Electric is a versatile performer that always gets the job done, with the added benefit of zero emissions whilst driving. The Vivaro Electric has a choice of batteries - The 50kWh unit has a range of up to 143 miles (WLTP) while the 75kWh battery delivers a range of up to 205 miles(WLTP).

Charging the battery to 80% can be achieved in just 30 minutes at a 100kW public charger, while the 75kWh unit takes a mere 45 minutes.

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Citroen e-Dispatch

Electric range: Up to 196 miles (WLTP)

The Citroen e-Dispatch is the perfect companion to fulfill your professional mobility needs, seamlessly adapting to both urban commutes and long journeys. Providing unparalleled connectivity, driving pleasure, and comfort for an unmatched driving experience.

The WLTP range on the Citroen e-Dispatch allows you to cover up to 143 miles a 50 kWh battery and up to 196 miles with a 75 kWh battery. Whilst 100 kW charging takes up to 80% in 30 min for 50 kWh battery and 45 min for 75 kWh.

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Maxus T90 EV

Electric range: Up to 220 miles (WLTP)

The Maxus T90 EV stands out as an impressive electric pick-up, seamlessly blending strength, efficiency, and cutting-edge technology. As a flagship model from Maxus, the T90EV showcases a sporty exterior, ensuring an exceptional driving experience.

The T90 EV has a range of 220 miles (WLTP), a charging time of only 45 minutes, and is robust enough to take a payload of up to 1,000KG.

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Peugeot e-Partner

Electric range: Up to 171 miles (WLTP)

Peugeot introduces the e-Partner, a compact electric van that doesn't compromise on power. Ideal for urban manoeuvring, the e-Partner caters to businesses looking for a nimble and eco-friendly solution without sacrificing cargo space.

The Peugeot e-Partner proivdes a 100% electric driving experience without compromising on performance, with a range of up to 171 miles (WLTP) and a payload of up to 800kg.

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Ford E-Transit

Electric range: Up to 196 miles (WLTP)

Ford, a name synonymous with reliability, presents the E-Transit. This electric van maintains the robustness of its traditional counterparts while embracing the benefits of electric power.

The Ford E-Transit has a 400-volt battery with 68 kWh of usable power and delivers an impressive range of up to 196 miles (WLTP) on a full charge.

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Electric Van FAQs

What is the average range of these electric vans?

The range varies among models but generally falls between 100 to 300 miles on a single charge.

Are electric vans more expensive than traditional counterparts?

Initial costs may be higher, but operational savings in fuel and maintenance often balance out the overall expenses.

How is the charging infrastructure for electric vans progressing?

Rapid advancements are being made in the UK, with increased focus on expanding and enhancing charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. Find a charge point near you.

Do electric vans require specialised maintenance?

Electric vans generally have lower maintenance needs compared to traditional counterparts, translating to cost savings for businesses.

Are there government incentives for businesses adopting electric vans?

Many governments offer incentives and grants to encourage businesses to transition into electric vehicles.