Nissan electric vans are seen as strong options when it comes to value, with a balance of good technology and reasonable cost. While not as prestigious as Mercedes or Volkswagen, Nissan EVs are robust and practical and have proven more than capable in a variety of working applications.
Due to a close partnership with Renault, these vehicles are very similar to the Renault Kangoo and Renault Master respectively, sharing engines, powertrains, and cargo capacities.
Transition Your Fleet to Nissan Electric Vans
The Nissan EV van range currently includes the small Townstar and the large Interstar. Nissan has not yet announced an official release date for an all-electric variant of their medium offering, the Primastar.
The Townstar is a small electric van ideal for last mile delivery. It has a load capacity of 502kg and a battery range of up to 178 miles.
Key Features:
Nissan’s large electric van option is the Interstar, with an impressive payload capacity of 1,694kg, and a range of up to 285 miles.
Key Features:
The Nissan Townstar has a maximum driving range of 178 miles, while the Nissan Interstar can reach up to 285 miles on one charge.
While there are factors that may reduce the maximum range, modern electric vans have large batteries and can handle the vast majority of jobs as well as any diesel.
How to optimise your electric van:
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:
The small Nissan Townstar electric van is ideal for carrying tools and electrical fittings, while making strong savings on fuel versus a similar diesel van.
Roofing materials and equipment, including ladders, require a large van, so the electric Nissan Interstar would suit here. Most roofers work within a local area, well within any range concerns you might have.
Depending on how many deliveries you complete in a day, you may find a use for either the Nissan Townstar or the Interstar. If you are delivering to a lot of inner-city locations, an electric van helps you avoid Low Emission Zone and Clean Air Zone charges.
As Highway Maintenance vehicles tend towards larger vans, the Nissan Interstar would be suitable here. And with a range of 285 miles, travel distance should not be a concern. Remember to fit your Chapter 8 livery.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Yes, you will need appropriate insurance to lease an electric van from Dawsongroup vans. A member of our sales team can talk you through the correct insurance requirements.
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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