Electric Cargo Van

The electric high-roof cargo van is a hardworking, efficient vehicle that is flexible enough to handle a multitude of jobs while also meeting sustainability goals as you travel to and from the job site.

Whether your job takes you right across town or across the region, our electric high-roof cargo van is constructed to take you farther with an estimated range of 108 miles. Every vehicle comes equipped with power steering and anti-lock brakes, rear and side cargo doors, two-person bucket seating, blind spot assist and backup camera.

Practical and versatile, our electric high-roof cargo vans are quiet and nimble in traffic. Built to maximize space and with connectivity on the go, you can enjoy a better driving experience while also maximizing environmental benefits. Contact Penske to learn more about how our electric fleet of vehicles can improve your workday and reduce your environmental impact.

Features:

• 11 ft. 11 in. extended length vans
• Up to 9,500 lb. GVW
• Up to 3,300 lb. payload
• Up to 450 cu. ft. of loading space
• Power steering and anti-lock brakes
• Rear and side cargo doors
• Two-person bucket seating
• Blind spot assist and backup camera

Battery and Charging:

• Range: 108 miles (estimated)
• Useable Battery: 67 kW
• 400V lithium-ion battery
• Connection port: CCS1 and J1772
• Peak AC charge rate: 11.3 kW
• Peak charge rate DCFC: 115 kW
• Level 2 charger supplied 2.0 kWh and 7.6 kW

Common Questions

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• What is an EV electric vehicle?
  • EV is short for "electric vehicle" and describes a vehicle that operates on an electric motor as opposed to a traditional fuel engine that generates power by burning a mix of fuel and air.
• Are electric cargo vans available in the U.S.?
  • Yes, Penske currently offers high-roof electric cargo vans for rent in various markets.
• Do electric commercial vans have air conditioning?
  • Yes, the electric cargo vans at Penske come equipped with air conditioning.
• Electric cargo vans take how long to charge?
  • Charging an electric van takes between 2 and 32 hours, depending on the type of charger used and its power level.
• Does an electric commercial van stop charging when full?
  • Yes, once an electric vehicle is fully charged, it stops the charging process. Once fully charged, there is no need to leave the van plugged in.
• Electric commercial vans have what kind of range?
  • On average, Penske's electric van can travel over 100 miles on a single charge.
• What happens when an electric cargo van runs out of power?
  • If an electric vehicle runs out of power while being driven, it will stop moving.
• Are electric commercial vehicles found in the transportation industry?
  • Yes, electric commercial vehicles are becoming more popular within the transportation industry. Penske currently has electric cargo vans available for rent to support both local and long-distance delivery needs.
• Will heavy-duty trucks ever be electric?
  • Yes, companies are currently working on improving the range of heavy-duty vehicles to make them viable for long-haul commercial purposes.
• Do they make electric vans for business?
  • Yes, electric cargo vans are used by many professionals in a variety of industries for various reasons. The benefits of using electric cargo vans include lower fuel costs, reduced maintenance, and the production of fewer emissions.
• What are the best electric vans for business?
  • With 450 cu. ft. of loading space and the ability to carry a payload of up to 3,300 lbs., the electric cargo vans at Penske are perfect for your business's short- and long-haul delivery needs.
• Electric commercial vans – here are your options:
  • Penske rents spacious and versatile electric commercial vans that can travel over 100 miles on one charge and boast several amenities like blind spot assist, back-up camera, air conditioning, power steering, and rear and side cargo doors.

The specifications listed above are based upon Penske's most commonly rented fleet. They are not the exact measurements of all fleet rented by Penske. Specifications will vary by make, model and year. MPG can vary based on load, terrain and driving factors.