Which electric vans can use Autocharge?
The charger recognises the car by the identifier it sends down the CCS cable and starts the session on the account that identifier is tied to, so there is no app to open and no card to tap. Fastned and Osprey run it in the UK.
Autocharge: 16 UK electric vans have it, including the Peugeot e-Expert, Citroën ë-Dispatch and Kia PV5 Cargo. From £25,053.
Listed by brand, cheapest version first.
Taken from the manufacturers' own guides. A car missing from this list may not have been checked yet rather than lack it, so tell us if you spot a gap.
Citroën
ë-Berlingo
Announced2 versions →
Citroën
ë-Dispatch
from £26,450
5 versions →
Farizon
V7E
2 versions →
Fiat
E-Ducato
Announcedfrom £47,675
2 versions →
Ford
E-Transit
Announcedfrom £41,000
2 versions →
Ford
E-Transit Custom
2 versions →
Kia
PV5 Cargo
from £29,016
8 versions →
Mercedes-Benz
eSprinter
Pre-orderfrom £51,950
2 versions →
Mercedes-Benz
eVito Tourer
Announcedfrom £61,040
2 versions →
Peugeot
e-Boxer
from £49,335
2 versions →
Peugeot
e-Expert
from £25,053
4 versions →
Peugeot
e-Partner
Announcedfrom £19,425
2 versions →
Renault
Trafic Van E-Tech L2 81 kWh
AnnouncedFull specification →
Toyota
Proace Max Electric
from £57,495
3 versions →
Vauxhall
Combo-e
Announcedfrom £23,800
2 versions →
Vauxhall
Vivaro-e
Announcedfrom £35,028
4 versions →
