In case you hadn’t heard, the electric revolution is already here with a big push from manufacturers, governments and campaigners to spark an interest in going green with your next van – but which are the best electric vans you can buy in 2025?
If the UK has the Ford Transit Custom, then when it comes to mid-size commercial vehicles, it’s fair to say France has the Renault Trafic and Italy has the FIAT Scudo – but which is the better medium van?
The summer may be coming to an end, but we’re turning up the heat at Vansdirect with some scorching offers on pre-registered vans with over 30% off selected models.
When it comes to load carrying ability, nothing beats a large van quite like a Ford Transit or Mercedes-Benz Sprinter – but with such strong competition in the class, which is the best large van you can buy in 2025?
Diesel vans are now the biggest source of harmful nitrogen oxides (NOx) in central London, surpassing taxis for the first time.
Last week saw the Leasing Broker Federation - formerly the Small Fleet Leasing Federation - Awards ceremony, held at London's Covent Garden. A total of eight awards were handed out, covering everything from marketing to customer service.
Volkswagen has taken the International Van of the Year crown for a second successive year with their brand new large van, the Volkswagen Crafter despite the fact it has yet to go on sale!
Three big name manufacturers have announced brand-new versions of their flagship vans ahead of their debuts at next month's Commercial Vehicle Show in Birmingham.
The Volkswagen Transporter Panel Van T28 Highline SWB 2.0-litre TDI 102PS is the most compact panel van (in the short wheelbase variant) in the Transporter range.
Recent research conducted by Volkswagen has revealed that 53% of van drivers do not know their vehicle's maximum legal capacity - especially when towing.
The Renault Master has been a staple of the large van market for over 30 years now, along with its near-identical twins, the Nissan NV400 and the Vauxhall Movano.
The Iveco Daily is one of the most unique vans in the UK market, in part due to the fact that it doesn't share a platform with any other van - something that is rare in today's market.
This week is Road Safety Week (21-27 November) and as usual, the focus is on prevention. Founded by Brake, a road safety charity, in 1997 - the event aims to raise awareness about road safety and promote the preventative measures motorists can take to avoid needless deaths and injuries all year round.
The Peugeot Boxer has always been a popular choice within the large panel van sector, being a serious contender alongside the Ford Transit and Mercedes Sprinter vans. Freshly revised back in 2014, the Boxer is continuing to grow in popularity and it's easy to see why.
After the recent release of the first new images of the Volkswagen Amarok pickup, the German manufacturer has published full details on the new pick-up.
Welcoming the Renault Trafic Sport to the fold
Much like other manufacturers, Peugeot have a van to cater to each of the van size segments. Whether you need a compact, small, medium or large van - Peugeot have a solution.
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