Are you undecided on whether an electric van (EV) is right for you or your business? With the number of EV models increasing rapidly, switching to electric is becoming a more viable option.
From FAQs to cost comparison models, we have everything you need to know about electrifying your commercial vehicle fleet.
Many of us want to do our bit for the environment, and electric vans can help us do just that. Fully electric vans have zero tailpipe emissions, which means they are greener, cleaner, and better for our environment.
Compared to petrol or diesel, electricity is cheap. On a cost-per-mile basis, this means a pure electric van could cost a third (or less) of what a traditional petrol or diesel van might cost.
While the actual price of an electric van may currently be slightly higher than the petrol or diesel version, reduced maintenance means the cost to run one is significantly cheaper in the long term.
The good news is that to support the drive towards switching to electric vans, the government have put in place several great incentives for both businesses and individuals. Take a look at which ones may help you on your EV journey.
CAZ, ULEZ, and LEZ affect millions of drivers across the UK and can have an impact on commercial fleets. It is important to be aware of the rules to avoid additional charges.
Petrol and diesel vans can only be refilled at petrol stations, but with an electric van, vehicles can be charged overnight or at any time the vehicle is not in use, resulting in a more convenient charging solution.
Lee Hamlett - Commercial Director
At KINTO it is our mission to lead UK fleets in the electric vehicle (EV) revolution. With our specialist EV knowledge, gained from supporting organisations to successfully transition to electric vehicles, we are committed to helping our customers maximise the opportunity of fleet electrification.
Matthew Rumble - CEO
“Since first starting in 1994, now as the CEO I’m steering the corporate direction and strategy for KINTO, my focus is on the company’s many activities and employees. A real passion of mine is to create a customer-centric culture of inclusivity and innovation. I want our employees to feel involved with, and aligned to, our customer strategy, as this will ensure we deliver sustainable growth for both the company and our customers.”
