Electric commercial vehicles are transforming the industry, with several exciting new models debuting at the 2025 Commercial Vehicle Show in Birmingham. These new releases focus on electrification ahead of the 2035 petrol and diesel van phase-out.

Renault Trafic, Estafette and Goelette

Built on a new electric platform developed through a Renault, Volvo, and CMA CGM partnership, these models offer impressive range and customization options:

• Trafic: Panel van with up to 279 miles range
• Goelette: Customizable chassis cab for various applications
• Estafette: Delivery-focused design with standing-height interior Production starts in 2026.

Isuzu D-Max Electric

The first electric pickup from an established brand features:

• Four-wheel drive capability
• 3.5-tonne towing capacity
• 1,000kg+ payload
• 160-mile range
• Limited range when fully loaded

Farizon SV

This Chinese manufacturer's European debut offers:

• By-wire technology for all controls
• Up to 247 miles range
• Over 1-ton payload capacity
• Three battery options

Kia PV5

Kia's first commercial vehicle stands out with:

• Starting price below £23,000 (with plug-in van grant)
• Multiple body styles including people carrier
• Competitive range
• Strong value proposition

These new models represent significant progress in commercial vehicle electrification, offering improved range, capability, and value compared to previous electric vans.

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