How the 2027 Kia PV5 Cargo compares on max fast charge power

The Essential L1H1 manages 150 kW, putting it 1st of 15 electric vans on sale. The Toyota Proace Max Electric below it manages 150 kW.

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1. 1

   Kia PV5 Cargo

   2027 Essential L1H1 · 51.5 kWh Standard Range

   Price £29,016

   Battery 51.5kWh

   150kW

2. 2

   Toyota Proace Max Electric

   2026 Icon L3H2 · 110 kWh

   Price £57,495

   Battery 110kWh

   150kW

3. 3

   Ford E-Transit

   2020 Chassis Cab · 67 kWh RWD

   Price £45,000

   Battery 70kWh

   115kW

4. 4

   Mercedes-Benz eVito Tourer

   2020 Extra-long · 90 kWh FWD

   Price £61,040

   Battery 90kWh

   110kW

5. 5

   Vauxhall Vivaro-e

   2019 50kWh L1H1 · 50 kWh FWD

   Price £35,028

   Battery 50kWh

   100kW

6. 6

   Peugeot e-Partner

   2021 Long · 50 kWh FWD

   Price £20,860

   Battery 55kWh

   100kW

7. 7

   Citroën ë-Dispatch

   2020 M 50kWh · 50 kWh FWD

   Price £27,150

   Battery 50kWh

   100kW

8. 8

   Peugeot e-Expert

   2020 Compact 50kWh · 50 kWh FWD

   Price £25,450

   Battery 50kWh

   100kW

9. 9

   Citroën ë-Berlingo

   2021 M · 50 kWh FWD

   Price —

   Battery 50kWh

   100kW

10. 10

    Vauxhall Combo-e

    2021 L1H1 · 50 kWh FWD

    Price £23,800

    Battery 50kWh

    100kW

11. 11

    Farizon V7E

    2026 50 kWh · 50 kWh

    Price £28,000

    Battery 50kWh

    100kW

12. 12

    Mercedes-Benz eSprinter

    2020 PROGRESSIVE L2 H2 (80kW DC) · 47 kWh FWD

    Price £52,475

    Battery 55kWh

    80kW

13. 13

    Volkswagen ABT eTransporter 6.1

    2020 Kombi · 37.3 kWh FWD

    Price £34,060

    Battery 37.3kWh

    50kW

14. 14

    Fiat E-Ducato

    2020 47kWh · 47 kWh FWD

    Price £47,675

    Battery 47kWh

    50kW

15. 15

    Peugeot e-Boxer

    2021 37kWh · 37 kWh FWD

    Price £49,335

    Battery 37kWh

    50kW