Delivan, the new commercial vehicle brand from Chinese auto giant Chery Holding, revealed a number of production models at IAA Transportation this week as it prepares to launch in Europe next year.
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Kia reveals PV7 Cargo and Passenger
Kia has used IAA in Germany to unveil its PV7 electric van, expanding the brand’s offering in the light commercial vehicle (LCV) segment.
Tested: Farizon SV
The uptake in fully-electric vans has been slow in Ireland. And there is no mystery behind it – the charging infrastructure continues to be inadequate for delivery fleets, while some manufacturers have stuck ludicrous price tags on their electric vans.…
Mercedes-Benz Vans begins VLE production in Spain
Mercedes-Benz Vans has commenced series production of the electric VLE at its Vitoria plant in Spain.
10 Years of MAN TGE
MAN Truck & Bus is marking an important milestone for its TGE large commercial van, with the introduction of a special 10 years ‘Next Level’ edition.
Farizon V7E arrives in Ireland from €30,700
Farizon Ireland has confirmed pricing for the new Farizon V7E mid-sized electric van. Prices start from €30,700 incl. VAT and applicable grants for the 50kWh model, and from €33,700 for the 67kWh version. According to the company, the V7E offers…
Stellantis Pro One plans 11 new vans by 2030
The Pro One commercial vehicle arm of Stellantis has outlined plans to launch 11 new van models by 2030, as the group aims to grow sales by 30 per cent.
Mercedes-Benz enhances van offering for Irish businesses
Mercedes-Benz’s light commercial vehicles division has further enhanced its product offering for Irish business customers with the introduction of the new Vito Edition, alongside the return of the popular Sprinter 2 Series.
Kia Ireland supports Rás Tailteann with PV5 Cargo vans
Kia Ireland will continue its sponsorship of the Rás Tailteann cycling race that will be taking place across the country from 20th-24th May.
Farizon SV earns its racing stripes
A Farizon SV has completed 5,000 miles of load-lugging for Team BRIT in the UK, the world’s only competitive team of all-disabled racing drivers.
