How the 2021 Vauxhall Combo-e compares on AC charge power

The L2H1 manages 7 kW, putting it 19th of 19 electric vans on sale. The Renault MASTER Z.E. above it manages 7 kW.

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1. 1

   Fiat E-Ducato

   2020 47kWh · 47 kWh FWD

   22kW

2. 2

   Ford E-Transit

   2020 Chassis Cab · 67 kWh RWD

   11.3kW

3. 3

   Mercedes-Benz eVito Tourer

   2020 Extra-long · 90 kWh FWD

   11kW

4. 4

   Kia PV5 Cargo

   2027 Essential L2H1 · 51.5 kWh Standard Range

   11kW

5. 5

   Toyota Proace City Electric

   2026 Icon Long · 50 kWh

   11kW

6. 6

   Toyota Proace Max Electric

   2026 Icon L3H2 · 110 kWh

   11kW

7. 7

   Farizon V7E

   2026 50 kWh · 50 kWh

   11kW

8. 8

   Farizon SV

   2026 106 kWh · 106 kWh

   11kW

9. 9

   Vauxhall Vivaro-e

   2019 50kWh L1H1 · 50 kWh FWD

   7.4kW

10. 10

    Renault KANGOO Z.E.

    2017 33 · 31 kWh FWD

    7.4kW

11. 11

    Peugeot e-Partner

    2021 Long · 50 kWh FWD

    7.4kW

12. 12

    Citroën ë-Dispatch

    2020 M 50kWh · 50 kWh FWD

    7.4kW

13. 13

    Peugeot e-Expert

    2020 Compact 50kWh · 50 kWh FWD

    7.4kW

14. 14

    Citroën ë-Berlingo

    2021 M · 50 kWh FWD

    7.4kW

15. 15

    Peugeot e-Boxer

    2021 37kWh · 37 kWh FWD

    7.4kW

16. 16

    Volkswagen ABT eTransporter 6.1

    2020 Kombi · 37.3 kWh FWD

    7.2kW

17. 17

    Mercedes-Benz eSprinter

    2020 PROGRESSIVE L2 H2 (20kW DC) · 47 kWh FWD

    7.2kW

18. 18

    Renault MASTER Z.E.

    2017 33 · 33 kWh FWD

    7kW

19. 19

    Vauxhall Combo-e

    2021 L2H1 · 50 kWh FWD

    7kW