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Electric vans for Australian fleets compared

The right van depends on your daily km, payload and where it parks overnight. Here are the vans we have confirmed for Australia, with real figures side by side.

VehiclePriceRangePayloadDC 10-80%All-in a yearCompare
LDV eDeliver 5 SWB Low Roof$52,621335 km1,200 kg40 minEst.$16,850Rough
LDV eDeliver 5 LWB Low Roof$55,779321 km1,265 kg40 minEst.$17,390Rough
Kia PV5 Cargo S Long Range$55,990416 km740 kg30 min$17,322Rough
Peugeot E-Expert$56,990330 km1,000 kg39 minEst.$17,900Rough
LDV eDeliver 5 LWB High Roof$57,884301 km1,265 kg40 minEst.$17,855Rough
LDV eDeliver 7 SWB Low Roof$61,042318 km1,350 kg50 minEst.$18,635
Farizon Supervan SWB Low Roof$62,990376 km1,300 kg35 minEst.$18,654
LDV eDeliver 7 LWB Low Roof 88 kWh$65,779362 km1,285 kg50 minEst.$19,299
LDV eDeliver 7 LWB High Roof$67,358328 km1,175 kg50 minEst.$19,803
Volkswagen ID. Buzz Cargo SWB$69,990431 km774 kg26 min$19,136Rough
Hyundai Staria Load Electric$70,990450 km1,005 kg20 min$19,616Rough
Renault Master E-Tech LWB$79,990409 km1,084 kg41 minEst.$20,906
Volkswagen e-Transporter SWB$83,590317 km806 kg38 min$21,320Rough
Mercedes-Benz eSprinter 420 MWB$104,864359 km1,473 kg40 minEst.$25,916
Mercedes-Benz eSprinter 420 LWB$121,041440 kmNot published42 minEst.Needs a price
Renault Kangoo E-TechAsk the dealer286 km523 kgNot publishedNeeds a price
Ford E-Transit 420L Mid RoofAsk the dealer307 km1,611 kg35 minEst.Needs a price
Ford E-Transit Custom Trend LWBAsk the dealer340 kmNot published29 minNeeds a price
LDV eDeliver 9 High RoofAsk the dealer275 km1,350 kg53 minEst.Needs a price
Ford Transit City 300S L1H1Ask the dealer254 km1,085 kg33 minNeeds a price
Ford E-Transit 420L High RoofAsk the dealer295 km1,566 kg35 minEst.Needs a price
Ford E-Transit Custom Sport SWBAsk the dealer346 kmNot published29 minNeeds a price

All-in a year assumes 150 km a day, half payload, 25c/kWh grid power, and depreciation and a charger over 5 years. Use your own numbers.

How to choose

  1. Start with payload. Check what is left after shelves and fittings.
  2. Check range at your load. Use the estimate with a load, not the advertised figure.
  3. Check the yearly cost. A cheaper van to buy isn't always cheaper to run.
  4. Check your site. See if your site supply can handle the chargers.

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