Electric Vans
New LCVs market falls in October by 15.1%
UK deliveries of new light commercial vehicles (LCVs) fell by -15.1% in October with 22,896 vans, pickups and 4x4s registered, according to the latest figures
Amazon places largest-ever order of electri...
The first of the UK’s largest-ever order of electric heavy-goods vehicles (eHGVs) joined Amazon’s transportation network today, crossing the Humber Bridge to deliver packages to
FIAT Professional announces new Scudo Onyx
Fiat Professional has unveiled the 2025 Scudo Onyx, a sporty evolution of its versatile mid-sized crew van, offering small businesses a standout design and first-class
Farizon partners with ChargePoint and Hyper...
Farizon, the brand behind the all-new born-electric SV van, and distributed by Jameel Motors UK, has teamed up with two of the UK’s leading charger
New LCV demand dips slightly in September
UK deliveries of new LCVs dipped by -2.1% in ‘new numberplate’ September with 47,418 vans, pickups and 4x4s registered, according to the latest figures published
Farizon launches fully-loaded Big 4 retail ...
Farizon, distributed by Jameel Motors UK, has launched a new super value retail offer available across the born-electric SV van range. Applicable for orders placed
Farizon SV shortlisted for International Va...
The all-new born-electric Farizon SV large van has been shortlisted for the prestigious 2026 International Van of the Year (IVOTY) Award. The news comes ahead
Farizon SV posts super efficiency stats dur...
The innovative design and advanced technologies of the Farizon SV have proved their worth as a small fleet of the born-electric vans achieved exceptional efficiency
Europcar investigates barriers to electric ...
New research commissioned by Europcar has uncovered the challenges that are holding back electric van adoption and how that is lagging behind the decarbonisation seen
Three in four UK van drivers say EVs fit th...
Three quarters (75%) of UK van drivers now believe that a fully electric van would be a suitable choice for their businesses1, up from 67%
