Top 5 Electric Vans
Not only is it essential for commuters to have access to electric cars, but also for businesses and sole traders to have access to a van. Delivery people, mobile technicians, electricians, and many more rely in fact on large-capacity vehicles.
As the electric market develops and the low-emission zones grow, the need for electric vans increases. Here are the top 5 electric vans available at Perrys.
Going electric means no emissions, no congestion charge, and no road tax payments, enabling you to travel through cities with ease. There are two battery options, the smaller offering 143 miles and the larger 205 miles. You can top up the Vivaro to 80% at any rapid charging point in 30-45 minutes. The instant torque makes easy work of the 1226kg payload capacity and 1000kg towing weight. With twin-opening rear doors, nearside, and offside slide doors, it gives you plenty of space to load and unload. The Vivaro Dynamic has added driving aid technology as well, including rear parking sensors and cruise control. The Vivaro Elite model comes with all the benefits of the Dynamic with added lane departure warning, blind spot assist, front and back parking sensors, and a panoramic rear-view camera allowing for optimum visibility.
The Citroen E-Dispatch is available in three trim levels, XPro, Enterprise Pro, and Driver Pro, and two sizes, M or XL. Two batteries are available across the range, 50kWh or 75kWh. The smaller battery offers 143 miles, and the larger 196 miles, enough for short inner-city journeys. It can be charged 10 to 80% in 30 minutes. In the top-spec Driver Pro, you will get the standard 180-degree rear doors, plus you can add side windows, a glazed bulkhead, a worksite pack (adding 20mm of ground clearance), and a 20mm under-engine protection plate. The cabin, designed for comfort can hold three passengers and transport up to 1400kg.
The Citroen E-Berlingo only comes with a battery size of 50kWh, providing 174 miles, and can be topped up from 20-80% in less than 30 minutes. Three trim levels are available: Feel, Rip Curl, and XTR, and it comes in two sizes, M or XL. The M is fitted with five seats, and the XL with 7. The third row of seating can fold flat or be removed to expand the boot capacity to over 1000 litres. The interior includes an 8-inch touchscreen and 10-inch digital driver display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, plus a 180-degree reversing camera.
The standard safety pack available on all models includes lane keep assist, safety brake, speed limit recognition, traffic sign recognition, driver attention alert, cruise control, and a speed limiter—all designed to keep you safer on the roads.
Installed in the Vauxhall Combo electric is a 50kWh battery offering 171 miles. Perfect for making quick city deliveries. It charges rapidly from 5% to 80% in less than 30 minutes. The two different length options offer two load volumes, 3.8m3 or 4.4m3, and the L2 model having a 2131 load length makes the Combo suitable for a wide range of individuals. Three trim levels are available: Dynamic, Sportive, and Crew Van Dynamic. The Dynamic is standard with a 5-inch touch screen with Vauxhall Connect, rear parking sensors, cruise control, air-con, and auto headlights. Sportive adds on top an electric park brake and an upgraded 8-inch touch screen. Lastly, Crew versions have added space for five people and nearby sliding side doors. The charging port is on the offside rear and compatible with speeds of 100kW or 7.4kW. Vauxhall has also created a My Vauxhall App enabling you to check the charging status in real-time wherever you are.
Slash your carbon footprint and save thousands on fuel with the Peugeot E-Boxer. It has two battery options, 37kWh or 70kWh, giving you a 73–139-mile range (with a 50% payload). The payload capacity goes up to 1200kg. The three different models available are L2H2 (37kWh), L3H2 (70kWh) and L4H2 (70kWh), with load volumes ranging from 11.5m3 to 15m3. The E-boxer has a sliding side loading door and rear doors that open 180 degrees as standard, with 270-degree doors as an available option. The advanced driving systems, including blind spot monitoring and speed limit recognition, help you stay safe whilst navigating busy city traffic.
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