10 electric vans for work and leisure

November 25, 2024

Whether for private individuals or companies, electric vans enable the emission-free transport of goods and commodities. In this article, we will introduce you to the 10 best electric vans and explain what you should consider when buying such a vehicle.

Electric delivery vans: These are the advantages

Whether you have a demanding hobby like kitesurfing and need to have all your equipment with you for the sport, have a small business and transport a lot of tools or just need a lot of space for family and luggage: A van can be the right solution for many. Even better if it's a commercial vehicle that buzzes around emission-free. In the meantime, there is a great selection of different models. From pure electric transporters to flexibly convertible, purely electrically powered commercial vehicles for families.

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What do you need to consider when buying an electric commercial vehicle?

You don't have to be a craftsman with a company to choose an electric delivery van or an electric panel van. The practical vans are ready for almost any use - whether for families, sports enthusiasts or smaller companies. Of course, when it comes to equipment, luxury and design, you have to make compromises. In return, you get a lot of loading space and a robust vehicle for your money. Before deciding on a particular model, pay attention to your needs and these criteria:

Range of the electric delivery van (depending on the application, there are already ranges of over 400 km).
How big does the loading area have to be?
How high should the maximum payload be?
How quickly should your electric van be ready to drive/charged?

Good to know: In winter, the range of electric cars decreases. Therefore, make sure that you plan enough reserves to arrive at your destination without any problems.

Citroën ë-Berlingo: the super flexible electric utility vehicle for families

Smaller transports or a family of up to seven people – no problem for the French electric panel van. In the robust high-roof station wagon, you can stow a total of up to 912 liters in the trunk and load 551 kg of weight. In terms of range, the ë-Berlingo is in the good midfield with 285 km - even really far ahead at the low price!

Advantages: flexible space, fast charging, good value for money.

Key data about the Citroën ë-Berlingo:

Drive: front-wheel drive, 100/136 kW/hp
Price from: CHF 36'800.-
Trunk: 641 – 912 liters
Maximum payload (depending on the version): 551 kg
Consumption: 21 kWh
Range WLTP: 285 km
Forecast of actual range (winter/summer): 194/273 km
Charging time wallbox: 5 hours
DC charging 10 – 80% in 30 minutes
Total emissions (at 200,000 km): n/a
Cost/year (at 15,000 km): n/a

Citroën ë-Berlingo on AutoScout24

Fiat E-Scudo: of electric delivery vans for companies

Quite a lot of storage space! Fiat's second electric commercial vehicle offers a load volume of up to 5,800 litres and allows a payload of almost 1,000 kg. The all-electric panel van, specially designed for companies, can not only transport bulky cargo, but also friends and family: up to nine seats can be quickly installed.

Advantages: plenty of space, can be used again after 30 minutes at the fast charging station, variable with and without seats.

Key data about the Fiat E-Scudo:

Drive: front-wheel drive, 100/136 kW/hp
Price from: CHF 50'457.-
Cargo space: 5,300 – 5,800 litres
Maximum payload (depending on version): 926 kg
Consumption: n/a
Range WLTP: 230 km
Forecast of actual range (winter/summer): n/a
Charging time wallbox: 5 hours
DC charging 10 – 80% in 30 minutes
Total emissions (at 200,000 km): n/a
Costs/year (at 15,000 km): n/a

Fiat E-Scudo on AutoScout24

Ford E-Transit: the practical classic now available as an electric van

If you have the choice, you're spoilt for choice: The new electric delivery van is available in a total of three heights and lengths with a load volume of up to 15,100 litres. There is something for everyone! Depending on the model, the Ford offers almost no end of space - but always a fairly long range. And when it comes to charging, 80 percent is reached in just 34 minutes.

Pluspunkte: drei verschiedene Grössen-Modelle, hohe Reichweite, schnelles Laden.

Eckdaten zum Ford E-Transit:

Drive: rear-wheel drive, 135/184 kW/hp
Price from: CHF 75'095.-
Cargo space: up to 15,100 litres
Maximum payload (depending on version): 900 kg
Consumption: 19.2 kWh
Range WLTP: 350 km
Forecast of actual range (winter/summer): n/a
Charging time wallbox: 8.2 hours
DC charging 10 – 80% in 34 minutes
Total emissions (at 200,000 km): n/a
Costs/year (at 15,000 km): n/a

Ford E-Transit on AutoScout24

Maxus eDeliver 3: the perfect e-transporter for the city

The external dimensions are compact – the interior is very spacious with up to 6,300 litres. The Chinese electric panel van impresses with its good price-performance ratio. It accompanies you every day across the country or through the middle of the city with considerable standard equipment and a large cargo space specially designed for Euro pallets.

Advantages: compact dimensions, very good standard equipment, interior geared towards Euro pallets.

Key data of the Maxus eDeliver 3:

Drive: front-wheel drive, 90/122 kW/hp
Price from: CHF 44'146.-
Cargo space: 4,800 – 6,300 litres
Maximum payload (depending on version): 830 kg
Consumption: 22.4 kWh
Range WLTP: 238 km
Forecast of actual range (winter/summer): n/a
Charging time wallbox: 8 hours
DC charging 10 – 80% in 45 minutes
Total emissions (at 200,000 km): n/a
Costs/year (at 15,000 km): n/a

Maxus eDeliver 3 on AutoScout24

Mercedes EQV: the bus among e-transporters

He is chic. And big. Up to eight people can be seated on the ergonomic seats. And what about the luggage? Don't worry. This disappears in the up to 1,678-liter trunk. This makes it possible to travel not only comfortably, but also in style. Because the EQV is elegant, with selected materials and a huge sense of space.

Advantages: plenty of space for up to eight people plus luggage, chic interior, great feeling of space.

Key data about the Mercedes EQV:

Drive: front-wheel drive, 150/204 kW/hp
Price from: CHF 77'221.-
Trunk: 503 – 1,678 liters
Maximum payload (depending on version): 747 kg
Consumption: 32.0 kWh
Range WLTP: 363 km
Forecast of actual range (winter/summer): 302/378 km
Charging time wallbox: 10 hours
DC charging 10 – 80% in 45 minutes
Total emissions (at 200,000 km): 43.9 tonnes
Cost/year (for 15,000 km): CHF 14,642.-

Mercedes EQV on AutoScout24

Nissan Townstar EV: the electric van that gets going in the city

An electric station wagon – made for the city. Manoeuvrable, robust and perfect for everyday (working) life. It scores not only with a long range, but also with a rich equipment. With a total load volume of 3,900 litres, it is a welcome company car for small businesses.

Advantages: manoeuvrable, long range, good standard equipment.

Key data about the Nissan Townstar EV:

Drive: front-wheel drive, 90/122 kW/hp
Price from: n/a
Cargo space: 3,900 litres
Maximum payload (depending on version): 540 kg
Consumption: n/a
Range WLTP: 285 km
Forecast of actual range (winter/summer): n/a
Charging time wallbox: 3.6 hours
DC charging 10 – 80% in 43 minutes
Total emissions (at 200,0000 km): n/a
Costs/year (at 15,000 km): n/a

Nissan Townstar on AutoScout24

Opel Combo-e: the low-cost electric high-roof station wagon

Quite a lot of space in this Opel with an electric motor. And not only for boxes or materials, but also for up to seven people! The Life version has up to 2,126 litres of cargo volume – the Life XL version has a good 500 litres more. And to ensure that the "passengers" can quickly get going again if the worst comes to the worst, the e-station wagon is charged to 80 percent after just 30 minutes.

Advantages: comparatively cheap, fast charging, space for up to seven people.

Key data of the Opel Combo-e:

Drive: front-wheel drive, 100/136 kW/hp
Price from: CHF 34'778.-
Cargo space: 2,126 litres
Maximum payload (depending on version): 725 kg
Consumption: 17.2 kWh
Range WLTP: 318 km
Forecast of actual range (winter/summer): 244/285 km
Charging time wallbox: 5 hours
DC charging 10 – 80% in 30 minutes
Total emissions (at 200,000 km): n/a
Costs/year (at 15,000 km): n/a

Opel Combo-e on AutoScout24

Peugeot E-Traveller: the electric van for families and travel

Well – it's not a long-distance wonder, the E-Traveller. After all, it is charged to 80 percent after 26 minutes and it can continue. Overall, it clearly scores with its price, its space and its modularity: The Frenchman is available in three different lengths and with a trunk volume of up to 3,497 liters. That sounds like a test drive, doesn't it?

Advantages: for families and travel fans, up to nine seats, very good value for money.

Key data of the Peugeot E-Traveller:

Drive: front-wheel drive, 100/136 kW/hp
Price from: CHF 53'000.-
Trunk: 989 – 3,497 liters
Maximum payload (depending on version): 1,094 kg
Consumption: 24.8 kWh
Range WLTP: 224 km
Forecast of actual range (winter/summer): 155/200 km
Charging time wallbox: 5 hours
DC charging 10 – 80% in 26 minutes
Total emissions (at 200,000 km): n/a
Costs/year (at 15,000 km): n/a

Peugeot E-Traveller on AutoScout24

Renault Master E-Tech Electric: the reliable electric commercial vehicle with plenty of space!

Three lengths, three heights, three bodies: Renault's electric transporter is – as its name suggests – a master when it comes to variety and payload. In total, and depending on the version, up to 14,800 litres of cargo volume can be accommodated and up to 1,746 kg can be transported. Particularly pleasant: the low loading sills for easy loading!

Advantages: many different versions for all needs, low loading sills, plenty of loading volume.

Key data of the Renault Master E-Tech Electric:

Drive: Front-wheel drive, 57/76 kW/hp
Price from: CHF 83'737.-
Cargo space: 8,000 – 14,800 litres
Maximum payload (depending on version): 1,128–1,746 kg
Consumption: 23 – 31 kWh
Range WLTP: 200 km
Forecast of actual range (winter/summer): n/a
Charging time wallbox: 19 hours
DC charging 10 – 80 % in n/a
Total emissions (at 200,000 km): n/a
Costs/year (at 15,000 km): n/a

Renault Master E-Tech Electric on AutoScout24

VW ID. Buzz Cargo: the all-electric van with a very long range

With this Bully-style e-van, everyone will be amazed! It is chic and also offers enough space: for smaller transports and even two transversely stored Euro pallets. The all-electric van will take you up to 423 km and after a short break of 30 minutes, it is already charged to 80 percent and ready for use.

Advantages: unusual and beautiful design, very long range, fast charging.

Key data on the VW ID. Buzz Cargo:

Propulsion: rear-wheel drive, 150/204 kW/hp
Price from: CHF 59'634.-
Cargo space: 3,900 litres
Maximum payload (depending on version): 650 kg
Consumption: 24.6 kWh
Range WLTP: 423 km
Forecast of actual range (winter/summer): 285/370 km
Wallbox charging time: 7.5 hours
DC charging 10 – 80% in 30 minutes
Total emissions (at 200,000 km): 36.7 tonnes
Cost/year (for 15,000 km): CHF 13,265

VW ID.Buzz Cargo on AutoScout24

Whether as a van for your company or a van for friends and family: all the proposed electric vans offer space. What they all have in common is that they protect the environment! There are even more e-delivery vans to discover here.

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