The electric revolution is in full swing, and the commercial vehicle industry is at the heart of a major push from auto makers and legislators to reduce carbon footprints and make the world a greener place.
It isn’t easy to revolutionise the humble van, but that hasn’t stopped the Farizon SV – the newest entry into the fledgling electric commercial vehicle market – from giving it a good go.
You no longer need to get additional training to drive an electric van that weighs more 3.5 tonnes after a new law that raises the threshold to 4.25 tonnes for standard driving licences came into effect.
Pick-up trucks are by their very nature designed for hard grafting, so it is little wonder each is available with a generous payload capacity to carry out some heavy lifting when the time comes.
The Peugeot Partner has established status as the UK’s most popular small van, dethroning its sister model – the Citroen Berlingo – according to the SMMT.
The electric revolution is in full swing, and the commercial vehicle industry is at the heart of a major push from auto makers and legislators to reduce carbon footprints and make the world a greener place.
It isn’t easy to revolutionise the humble van, but that hasn’t stopped the Farizon SV – the newest entry into the fledgling electric commercial vehicle market – from giving it a good go.
You no longer need to get additional training to drive an electric van that weighs more 3.5 tonnes after a new law that raises the threshold to 4.25 tonnes for standard driving licences came into effect.
Pick-up trucks are by their very nature designed for hard grafting, so it is little wonder each is available with a generous payload capacity to carry out some heavy lifting when the time comes.
The Peugeot Partner has established status as the UK’s most popular small van, dethroning its sister model – the Citroen Berlingo – according to the SMMT.
The Vauxhall commercial vehicle range has long been established as a British institution, its vans – including the Vauxhall Combo – among the most trusted and relied upon vehicles in the UK.
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Businesses considering a switch to electric vans have been given a boost with the news that you no longer need planning permission to install an EV charge point.
Transport for London has announced plans to hike the price of its central Congestion Charge by 20 per cent from 2026, while has also proposed removing the exemption reserved for electric vehicles.
Did you know, size isn’t ‘everything’ when it comes to leasing a van? After all, small things can come in heavy packages so if you’re choosing a van, you’ll want to make sure there is a generous maximum payload available to you.
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