Electric Van News

Charging an electric van doesn’t have to cost trade time. Vauxhall data shows drivers can top up on-site, at home overnight, or even during a breakfast break.

Read our guide find out which electric pick-up models are offered in the UK and what their main features are.

The new Citroen e-C3 Van launches with a 200-mile range, compact load space, and a starting price under £20,000, targeting city drivers and small businesses.

Iveco has revealed two new electric vans — one medium, one large — that will arrive in 2026, offering long range, big payloads, and shared Stellantis tech.

Latest stats for May show the medium-sized Ford Transit Custom leads the way when it comes to new van sales.

If you've passed your standard driving test, you can now drive an electric van weighing up to 4.25 tonnes.

New analysis has revealed that van drivers in some trades are paying over £1,300 more for insurance each year than others, depending on the type of work they do.

A price drop for the Nissan Townstar EV means you can lease one for just £125 per month, excluding VAT.

We take a close look at Renault's new electric vans - Trafic E-Tech, Estafette E-Tech, and Goelette E-Tech — at the Commercial Vehicle Show in Birmingham.

Isuzu has unveiled an electric version of its D-Max pick-up, which will arrive in 2026 with a 163-mile range and 1-tonne payload.

Incoming new Kia PV5 Cargo electric van will undercut many rivals on price and comes with a max 247-mile range.

Michigan-based Slate Auto, backed by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has unveiled a no-frills electric pick-up majoring on affordability and flexibility.