Browsing: Electric Transporters

Flynt, a Dutch startup, has introduced its first fully electric van designed for the European market, boasting a range of up to 500 km and competitive total cost of ownership.

Kia is entering the commercial vehicle market with a new line of electric vans and a focus on fleet management solutions, showcased at the IAA Transportation trade fair.

Mercedes-Benz has expanded its eVito panel van offering with a new option that significantly boosts its range. The updated model now includes a 90 kWh battery, allowing for up to 480 kilometers of driving on a single charge.

Ayvens, a mobility brand formed from the merger of ALD Automotive and Leaseplan, has secured a €350 million loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to expand its European fleet with 19,000 electric vans.

Walmart is expanding its InHome delivery program with the addition of Chevrolet BrightDrop electric vans, enhancing efficiency and customer service.

A new electric van brand named Flynt is set to enter the Western European market, backed by a team with experience at major automotive companies.

General Motors is merging its BrightDrop electric van division into the Chevrolet brand, aiming to boost efficiency and growth. The move will see BrightDrop vans sold and serviced through Chevrolet’s commercial vehicle network.

Recent data from the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) reveals a slight decline in the market share of electric vans in the first nine months of 2024, even as the overall van market experiences growth.

Rivian is now selling its electric delivery vans (EDVs) to a wider market in the United States after previously producing them exclusively for Amazon.