Browsing: electric vans

The UK government is allocating £120 million to support the transition to zero-emission vehicles, with a focus on electric vans, as part of a broader initiative to achieve net-zero targets by 2050.

UK-based Oxa is testing SAE Level 4 electric vans in the US and the UK, expanding its autonomous vehicle development.

Kia is poised to shake up the electric vehicle market with a raft of new models, including the affordable EV2, a family-friendly EV4, and a range of commercial vans.

While electric car sales are increasing in the UK, electric van sales remain low, threatening the country’s CO2 emissions targets.

The UK government has extended the plug-in van grant, offering potential savings of up to £5,000 on new electric vans. Learn about eligibility and how the scheme works.

A recent report from Shoreham Vehicle Auctions (SVA) indicates a surge in the used light commercial vehicle (LCV) market, driven by economic uncertainty and fleet reluctance to embrace electric vehicle mandates.

Kia is launching its new range of electric vans in Europe, including the PV5 and PV7 concepts. These vehicles are designed for the light commercial vehicle segment and will offer advanced features, fleet management solutions, and bidirectional charging.

The Vision V concept will showcase Mercedes-Benz’s upcoming all-electric van architecture, Van.EA, hinting at a new generation of family and luxury-focused vans.

Mercedes-Benz is set to launch a new generation of electric vans based on the Van Electric Architecture (Van.EA) in 2026, expanding its presence across multiple van sizes. The automaker will also introduce a Van Combustion Architecture (Van.CA) for gasoline-powered vans, with both architectures sharing significant component commonalities for enhanced economies of scale.

Mercedes-Benz is gearing up to re-enter the personal van market, focusing on electric vehicles and luxury offerings. The company aims to cater to both private buyers and commercial customers with its new VAN.EA platform.