Kia Electric Van Leasing for Business Fleets

Make the switch to electric with our fully electric van rental solutions. Our modern electric fleet offers cost-effective performance, zero tailpipe emissions, and a smooth driving experience — all backed by flexible rental options designed to keep you moving.

Kia Electric Van Models Available for Leasing

Kia entered the electric van market in the UK in May 2025 with the launch of the Kia PV5, a fully electric medium van. Unlike many manufacturers, who converted existing diesel chassis to fit electric drivetrains, the PV5 was designed from the ground up as a fully electric vehicle.

As a brand-new design, the PV5 is optimised to make the most of the EV landscape that the UK is moving toward.

Your Transition to Electric Vans Couldn’t be Easier

Currently, the only Kia electric van available is the PV5 medium van. The full Kia electric van family, including the small PV1 and the larger PV7 and PV9, are expected to be available for businesses to lease between 2027 and 2029.

Kia PV5

With a driving range of up to 258 miles, the Kia PV5 is an excellent business van lease option. Payload capacity is 790kg, and the load floor can comfortably fit two euro pallets inside.

Key Features:

  • Reversing Camera
  • Voice Recognition
  • Smart Key and Smart Entry System
  • Automatic Air Conditioning
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Kia Electric Van Range and Charging Considerations

The Kia PV5’s maximum range of 258 miles is one of the highest among medium electric vans. With a powerful enough charger, the PV5 can charge from 10% to 80% in 30 minutes. It’s easy to see the benefits of a PV5 when looking at an electric van lease for your business, as it practically eliminates range anxiety and significantly reduces charging downtime.

To get the best out of your electric van lease, we recommend you do the same as you would for a diesel van – look after it! Drive safely and with consideration, and your electric van will serve you as well, if not better, than any diesel could.

Some electric best practices:

  • Plan your route. If you’re planning a long journey, locate some charges along the route in case you need to top the battery up.
  • Fully charging from 0 to 100 can take a while, even in a modern electric van. Top up charging saves time and is more efficient.
  • A full charge cycle is best left for overnight, when the van is not in use and electricity costs are cheaper.
  • Be mindful of your driving style. Steady driving extends your range, so drive smoothly and avoid sharp acceleration.

Why Lease a Kia Electric Van for Your Fleet

An electric van at Dawsongroup vans is currently cheaper to lease than an equivalent diesel. As a smart charging strategy can significantly cut fuel costs too, it’s easy to see why an electric option is appealing to businesses.

Add to this Dawsongroup vans’ exceptional service levels, which include maintenance, servicing, and a robust breakdown plan, and the argument for lease over purchase is hard to ignore.

With Dawsongroup vans’ managed long-term leasing solutions, your business can operate a fleet without a high initial outlay. Van rental takes away a host of concerns, including vehicle depreciation, disposal, and maintenance. Dawsongroup vans provides breakdown cover and a swift response to reduce any vehicle downtime to the minimum.

Our Full Service Level Agreement ensures we react quickly to any issues:

  • Proactive Servicing & Maintenance
  • Tyre Damage & Betterment Policy
  • Breakdown Cover
  • Replacement Vehicles

Which Kia Electric Van Is Right for Your Business

Construction

The Kia PV5 incorporates a Vehicle to Load capability, allowing the electric van’s battery to power tools and other devices while on site. Combined with a load space of 4.4m3, the PV5 electric van is a suitable vehicle for construction work.

Last Mile Delivery

An electric van should always be the first choice when considering last mile delivery. It is more economical than a diesel, is quieter, and avoids any clean air zone charges. The Kia PV5 has front and rear parking sensors, a rear camera, and collision avoidance assistance, helping you out on those busy urban streets.

Highway Maintenance

The Kia PV5 has a full suite of traffic detection and collision avoidance features, ensuring your safety while enroute to any highway work. The Vehicle to Load capability can power tools and devices from the van’s battery, and the fast charge capability means that even if you use most of the charge on site, you can easily recharge overnight ready for the next day.

Electrician

The Kia PV5’s 4.4m3 load capacity can be easily fitted out with shelving to hold tools and electrical parts, and any wireless power tools can be charged directly from the electric van’s battery. Navigation is simple with a 12.9” touchscreen.

Frequently Asked Questions About Kia Electric Van Leasing

How Long Can I Lease an Electric Van For?

Dawsongroup vans can provide lease or long-term rental for up to 5 years. At the end of the term, you have the option to negotiate a new deal with a brand-new electric van.

Are There Any Mileage Limits?

Your annual mileage is set when you sign your contract and can be anything up to 60,000 miles per year. If you exceed your agreed limit, excess mileage fees will be charged.

How Quickly Can I Lease or Rent a Kia Electric Van?

As quickly as you can complete the paperwork! We have electric vans available in our fleet and our team of drivers can deliver to your business as soon as the contract is agreed. All you need to do is contact us and we will talk you through the process.

Do You Lease Electric Vans to Anywhere in the UK?

Dawsongroup vans have 12 locations across the UK, ensuring you’re never far from one of our depots. We have a dedicated team of drivers who can deliver and collect your van lease from your business.

Get a Kia Electric Van Lease Quote

Our specialist fleet advisors can help you identify the ideal vehicles for your business requirements. Speak to one of our representatives today.  

How to Contact Us: 

Tel: 0844 381 9000 

Email: contactus@dawsongroup.co.uk 

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