Top 10: Commercial Electric Vans
Electric vans are fast becoming the backbone of modern fleets, combining zero-emission performance with practical features tailored for business.
This week’s ranking spotlights 10 standout commercial electric vans of 2025, evaluated across five key areas: payload, towing capacity, charging speed, design versatility and fleet readiness.
From city-friendly compact models to long-range workhorses, these vans offer serious capability with lower running costs and environmental impact.
Whether optimised for parcels, passengers or tools, these vehicles show how electric mobility is transforming commercial transport across industries.
In this week's run down, EV Magazine highlights the top commercial electric vans powering the shift to cleaner logistics in 2025.
10. RAM ProMaster EV
Price: US$56,495- US$69,995
CEO: Tim Kuniskis
Founded: 2021
Payload: 1,370Kg
The RAM ProMaster EV delivers 268hp and 302 lb-ft of torque from a 200kW electric drive module, offering strong performance for commercial use.
A 110kWh battery provides up to 164 miles of range at 50% payload, with fast DC charging up to 150kW and support for Level 1 and 2 charging.
Available in cargo and step van models, it suits varied business needs.
It also features a low-load floor, advanced driver-assist systems, wireless charging and a modern infotainment system.
9. Maxus eDeliver 9
Price: £63,000 (US$85,960) - £71,000 (US$96,900)
CEO: Denise Harris
Founded: 2009
Payload: 1,200Kg
Towing capacity: 1,500Kg
The Maxus eDeliver 9 offers three battery options, including an 88.55kWh pack delivering up to 211 miles of WLTP range, ideal for urban and regional use.
It features 11m³ of cargo space, wide-opening doors for easy loading and fast DC charging to 80% in 40 minutes.
Standard safety includes AEB and lane departure warning.
A spacious cabin, air conditioning and heated mirrors boost driver comfort, while multiple driving modes and regenerative braking support efficient, responsive performance in busy city environments.
8. Nissan Townstar EV
Price: £32,000 (US$43,660)
CEO: Ivan Espinosa
Founded: 1993
Payload: 713Kg
Towing capacity: 1,500Kg
The Nissan Townstar EV delivers up to 183 miles of WLTP range (269 miles city) and supports rapid DC charging from 15% to 80% in 37 minutes.
With 3.3–4.3m³ of cargo space, it suits urban and small business needs.
It offers more than 20 tech features, including a 10-inch digital display, Nissan ProPILOT, automatic climate control and a heated steering wheel.
Designed for city use, it has a compact, ergonomic interior and comes with a five year-vehicle and eight-year battery warranty.
7. Renault Kangoo E-Tech
Price: £34,420 (US$46,960)
CEO: Luca de Meo
Founded: 1898
Payload: 608Kg (ML19) - 764Kg (LL21)
Towing capacity: 1,500Kg
The Renault Kangoo E-Tech offers up to 186 miles (WLTP) of range from a 45kWh battery, ideal for daily urban and suburban routes.
It supports 80kW DC fast charging, reaching 80% in 37–42 minutes, plus 22kW AC charging for added flexibility.
With up to 4.3m³ of cargo space, two wheelbase options and 1,500kg towing capacity, it suits varied tasks.
Safety features, remote cabin pre-conditioning and strong warranties make it a practical, zero-emission choice backed by a trusted commercial legacy.
6. Vauxhall Vivaro Electric
Price: £36,105 (US$49,262)
CEO: Steve Catlin
Founded: 1857
Payload: 1,226Kg
Towing capacity: 1,000Kg
Vauxhall's Vivaro Electric offers up to 219 miles of WLTP range with its 75kWh battery, making it ideal for urban and regional deliveries.
It features drive modes (Eco, Normal and Power) for efficiency or performance as needed.
Fast DC charging (up to 100kW) reaches 80% in 30–45 minutes, with AC options for depot flexibility.
With multiple body configurations, it suits a wide range of commercial applications.
Modern tech, strong safety features and low running costs make it a practical, trusted electric van.
5. Volkswagen ID. Buzz Cargo
Price: £38,576 (US$52,634)
CEO: Carsten Intra
Founded: 1937
Payload: 692Kg
Towing capacity: 1,000Kg
VW's ID. Buzz Cargo offers 3.9m³ of cargo space, enough for two Euro pallets, within a compact, city-friendly design.
It provides multiple battery options, including a 59kWh version with up to 200 miles WLTP range and fast charging up to 165kW for a 5–80% boost in 30 minutes.
With a 210kW motor and rear-wheel drive, it delivers strong performance.
A 12.9-inch touchscreen, smart driver aids and retro styling make it ideal for sustainable, tech-forward commercial operations with standout appeal.
4. Rivian EDV
Price: US$79,900-US$83,900
CEO: Robert "RJ" Scaringe
Founded: 2009
Payload: 1024Kg (EDV700) - 1209Kg (EDV500)
Rivian’s EDV has delivered more than one billion packages globally in 2024 for Amazon, proving its reliability at scale.
Purpose-built as an EV, it offers superior efficiency, 360-degree safety features, ergonomic design and seamless fleet management via Rivian’s software.
The EDV cuts emissions by more than 50% and lowers total ownership costs.
With flexible size options and high cargo capacity, it suits diverse delivery needs.
Now available beyond Amazon, Rivian is enabling all US fleets to electrify operations.
3. Mercedes-Benz eSprinter
Price: £73,260 (US$99,958)
CEO: Ola Kallenius
Founded: 1926
Payload: 995Kg-1272Kg
Towing capacity: 2,000Kg
The Mercedes-Benz eSprinter sets a high standard for electric commercial vans, offering two battery options: 81kWh and 113kWh.
The larger battery delivers a WLTP range of up to 297 miles, making it ideal for both urban and regional routes.
It supports DC fast charging up to 115kW, enabling a 10–80% charge in just 32–42 minutes.
Available in two wheelbase lengths and multiple roof heights, it can be configured for various business needs.
Motor options offer up to 201hp and 295 lb-ft of torque for smooth, quiet performance.
Advanced safety systems, regenerative braking and a modern infotainment interface enhance both security and efficiency.
Backed by Mercedes-Benz’s reputation and service network, the eSprinter is a strong, future-ready fleet investment.
2. Ford E-Transit
Price: £49,545 (US$67,600)
CEO: Jim Farley
Founded: 1903
Payload: 1,759Kg
Towing capacity: 2,000Kg
The Ford E-Transit stands out in the electric van market with its flexible configurations and strong electric performance.
Available in cargo van, chassis cab and cutaway styles, with six total configurations, it can be tailored for trades, delivery or specialist use.
Powered by a rear-mounted motor delivering 266hp and 317 lb-ft of torque, it offers smooth, capable driving even when fully loaded.
The latest models feature an enhanced 89kWh battery with up to 159 miles of range, ideal for urban and regional operations.
Charging is convenient with support for both Level 2 and DC fast charging.
Inside, Ford’s SYNC 4 infotainment system, Pro Power Onboard for tool charging and advanced safety features like lane-departure warning and adaptive cruise control enhance driver experience.
Combined with factory-installed trade packages and Ford’s strong service network, the E-Transit offers an accessible, efficient and dependable solution for commercial operators transitioning to electric mobility in 2025.
1. Renault Master E-Tech
Price: £37,500 (US$51,166)
CEO: Luca de Meo
Founded: 1898
Payload: 1,625Kg
Towing capacity: 2,500Kg
The Renault Master E-Tech leads the 2025 electric van market with a WLTP range of up to 285 miles from its 87kWh battery, making it ideal for both urban and long-distance use.
It offers cargo volumes from 11 to 14.8m³, a wide sliding door and 270-degree rear doors for easy access.
Fast charging at 130kW adds 142 miles in 30 minutes, while 22kW AC charging enables a full top-up in under four hours.
Its aerodynamic “Aerovan” design reduces energy use by 27%, boosting efficiency.
Powered by a 105kW motor, it delivers strong, quiet performance.
Built on a multi-energy platform shared with diesel variants, it simplifies fleet transitions.
With up to 20 driver-assist features, including regenerative braking and Google built-in connectivity, it enhances safety and usability.
The Master E-Tech has earned top industry accolades, including International Van of the Year 2024, confirming its position as a practical, innovative, and fleet-ready solution.
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