Electric Van Guides

Switching to an Electric van need not be a headache. Electric vans are becoming more and more popular and more of a familiar sight in the roads all around the UK. Whether you need one van or a fleet of vans, then we can help take you through the whole process. The Government has pledged that by 2035 there will be zero emissions on British roads.

Vans can charge in the same charging ports as cars. Most vans have a type 2 charging cable that will fit in road side chargers, and can even be used with the DC rapid charger, meaning you have to wait even less time for your van to be ready.

All electric vehicles come with a very substantial warranty on their battery as standard, with at least 8 years or 100,000 miles. Electric vans are low maintenance, but not no maintenance, and they will still have yearly checks, and it's advisable to keep up the routine of a MOT and service just to ensure that your van is still operating in top condition.

It's advisable to think about the miles that you will need to travel on a daily basis and then check to see if the van that you are thinking about choosing covers those miles in a single charge, and if not how easy it would be to recharge en route and how much extra time that would add onto your day/journey.

How far will a single charge get me? How will I know what type of charging port I have on my van? How much can I get in a government grant to change my current van to electric? Are there enough charging points across the country, so I won’t get stranded