How the 2026 Toyota Proace City Electric compares on horsepower

The Sport Short manages 136 hp, putting it 15th of 20 electric vans on sale. The Toyota Proace Electric above it manages 136 hp. The Peugeot e-Expert below it manages 134 hp.

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1. 1

   Toyota Proace Max Electric

   2026 Icon L3H2 · 110 kWh

   272hp

2. 2

   Ford E-Transit

   2020 Chassis Cab · 67 kWh RWD

   265hp

3. 3

   Farizon SV

   2026 106 kWh · 106 kWh

   231hp

4. 4

   Mercedes-Benz eVito Tourer

   2020 Extra-long · 90 kWh FWD

   204hp

5. 5

   Volkswagen ID. Buzz Cargo

   2026 58 kWh · 58 kWh 190 PS

   190hp

6. 6

   Kia PV5 Cargo

   2027 Essential L2H1 · 71.2 kWh Long Range

   160hp

7. 7

   Farizon V7E

   2026 50 kWh · 50 kWh

   150hp

8. 8

   Vauxhall Vivaro-e

   2019 50kWh L1H1 · 50 kWh FWD

   136hp

9. 9

   Peugeot e-Partner

   2021 Long · 50 kWh FWD

   136hp

10. 10

    Citroën ë-Dispatch

    2020 M 50kWh · 50 kWh FWD

    136hp

11. 11

    Citroën ë-Berlingo

    2021 M · 50 kWh FWD

    136hp

12. 12

    Vauxhall Combo-e

    2021 L1H1 · 50 kWh FWD

    136hp

13. 13

    Volkswagen e-Transporter

    2026 Commerce Plus LWB · 83 kWh 136 PS

    136hp

14. 14

    Toyota Proace Electric

    2026 Icon Long 75 kWh · 75 kWh

    136hp

15. 15

    Toyota Proace City Electric

    2026 Sport Short · 50 kWh

    136hp

16. 16

    Peugeot e-Expert

    2020 Compact 50kWh · 50 kWh FWD

    134hp

17. 17

    Fiat E-Ducato

    2020 47kWh · 47 kWh FWD

    122hp

18. 18

    MAXUS e Deliver 3

    2019 Long Wheelbase 35kWh · 35 kWh FWD

    114hp

19. 19

    Mercedes-Benz eSprinter

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

    114hp

20. 20

    Volkswagen ABT eTransporter 6.1

    2020 Kombi · 37.3 kWh FWD

    111hp