Compare 2 electric vans
Which one is right for your fleet?
Choose the
Peugeot e-Expert(Panel Van M 136 Professional)
if...
- you carry awkward, long or oversized items - load length is class-leading at 2.51 m.
- your duty cycle is long or charging stops are costly - WLTP range tops the comparison at 219 mi.
- you want headroom for cold-weather and laden range loss - the biggest battery is here (75 kWh).
- you need the biggest legal envelope without stepping up a licence class - GVW is the highest at 3,230 kg.
Class-leading specs
- 2.51 m load length
- 219 mi range (wltp)
- 75 kWh battery
- 3,230 kg gross weight (gvw)
Choose the
Toyota Proace Electric(Icon Medium 50 kWh Auto)
if...
- your routes are weight-limited, not volume-limited - it carries the most at 1,226 kg.
- turnaround time matters more than peak kW - it spends the least time on the rapid charger (32 min).
- vehicle dimensions or weight matter for your bays, parking or licence - kerb weight works in your favour at 1,874 kg.
Class-leading specs
- 1,226 kg payload
- 32 min dc charge time
- 1,874 kg kerb weight
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Frequently asked questions
Which is the cheapest of these vans?
The Peugeot e-Expert Panel Van M 136 Professional has the lowest listed price in this catalogue comparison at £42,695 ex VAT (before grants). Check a current quotation and compare running costs, maintenance and residual values alongside the purchase price.
Which has the longest range?
On WLTP figures, the Peugeot e-Expert Panel Van M 136 Professional goes furthest between charges at 219 miles. Expect 70-80% of that in real-world UK conditions, less again when fully laden or in winter.
Which charges fastest on DC?
The Peugeot e-Expert Panel Van M 136 Professional has the highest listed peak DC charging rate in this comparison at 100 kW. Review the 10-80% charging time and average kW alongside the peak figure when planning charging stops during a shift.
Which can carry the most weight?
The Toyota Proace Electric Icon Medium 50 kWh Auto has the highest payload at 1,226 kg. Remember that gross vehicle weight (GVW) is the limit your driver licence is checked against - payload is GVW minus kerb weight.
Which has the most cargo space?
The Peugeot e-Expert Panel Van M 136 Professional has the largest listed cargo volume in this comparison at 5.3 m³. For bulky loads, compare cargo volume alongside payload, load length and Euro pallet capacity to assess the available space.
Are any of these eligible for the Plug-in Van Grant?
Most electric vans on sale in the UK that meet the £35k cap and CO2 criteria qualify - £2,500 for small vans (under 2,500 kg GVW) and £5,000 for large vans (2,500-4,250 kg GVW). Always confirm grant status with the dealer at the point of order.
Also consider
Other electric vans with comparable specifications to explore if the shortlisted vehicles do not meet your fleet requirements.
Use the listed manufacturer specifications as a comparison guide. Confirm the exact configuration and figures with the dealer before ordering.