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Opel Electric Vans

Opel Electric Vans

Smart Mobility for Your Business

Make a brand statement

 

Many businesses are making the switch to electric vans in a move that saves money on fuel and maintenance, cuts tailpipe emissions to zero, reduces downtime and boosts their brand image. There are many government incentives to take advantage of, which help to reduce costs further.

 

As more and more governments pass legislation banning diesel engines in urban areas, operating electric vans makes perfect sense.

Opel Electric Van models

Take a look at our range of electric vans, catering for the needs of businesses of all shapes and sizes.
Combo Cargo
Electric | Petrol | Diesel

Combo Cargo Electric blends optimum efficiency with utility - all in compact form. Great for urban businesses of all types. Available in two vehicle lengths and as a panel van or a crew cab.

  • Up to 343 km electric range WLTP*
  • Max 4.4m3 load volume
  • Max 3.4 m load length
Vivaro
Electric | Diesel

Vivaro Electric is a durable, versatile workhorse that's ideal for businesses operating in urban environments - and beyond. Available in two vehicle lengths and four body styles.

  • Up to 350 km electric range WLTP*
  • Max 6.6 m3 load volume
  • Max 1.25 tonnes payload
Movano
Electric | Diesel

Movano Electric is available in 18 different body styles, two vehicle lengths and infinitely customisable. This van puts your business on the ultimate emissions-free path to success.

  • Up to 420 km electric range WLTP*
  • Up to 17 m3 load volume (5 Euro palettes)
  • Max 4.25 tonnes payload

Need help choosing?

Choosing the right van can feel complicated - there are so many choices to meet the needs of so many different types of business. To help you, try our handy tool. You tell us what you need and it provides ready-made solutions for you to either configure or order.
Have more questions?
Is there a specific warranty for the battery?
Yes. If you buy an electric car from Opel, it comes with an 8-year (or 160.000 km, whichever comes first) warranty. This covers you for any faults with the battery, plus guarantees that you will have at least 70% of its original capacity.
Do I need to always charge to 100%?
No. To maintain your battery health, it's recommended - for daily use - to charge to max 80%. In fact, this is the default setting for most of our vehicles, which you can overwrite in the app. If the majority of the driving you do is urban short distances, you'll find you won't need to charge very often at all - maybe once or twice per week, depending on how much you use the car, how you drive and other factors that may impact on the battery performance. However, if you're going on a long journey, it is a good idea to make sure you have as much charge in the battery as you can before you set off - so get it up to 100% in these cases.
What factors affect electric car battery performance?
Just as it is with internal combustion cars, factors like how many people are in the car and how much extra weight you're transporting do affect performance. Again, just as with any car, how and where you drive does too. Driving fast on hilly terrain will use up more energy. What is specific to electric car batteries are extremes of temperature. Very cold weather affects your battery performance - plus you're likely to be using features like heating (seats, steering wheel, windscreen and regular climate control). The same goes for very hot weather. These are things to bear in mind when planning a longer trip, but they don't affect day-to-day usage too much.
Do I need to install a wallbox?
If you have somewhere to park your car off the road and you can fit a wallbox, it's a good idea, because it it's convenient and does shorten the charging time, but public charging or even from a domestic plug (trickle charging) also works.
I don't have off-street parking. Can I still own an electric car?
Yes. You will need to use public chargers for this. Head over to our Charging and Range page for more details on this, but many people manage without difficulty and it's getting easier all the time, as more and more public charging facilities are added.
What happens if I run out of charge?
It's extremely unlikely. That's the first thing to say. You will be given plenty of warning that you're running low and your app will locate the nearest charging points to your current location. But, let's imagine it did happen. The good news is that when you buy an electric car from Opel, it comes with our our Electric All-In programme. This features - among other benefits - emergency roadside charging.
Can I benefit from any tax incentives by going electric?
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Are electric cars expensive to maintain?
No. They are cheaper to maintain because there are fewer moving parts and less mechanical engineering, That means no oil changes, no spark plugs, no exhaust system, no timing belt. Additionally, brake wear is lower thanks to regenerative braking. Over the long term, you can expect your maintenance bills to go down.
Is electric charging cheaper than petrol?
Yes it is. If you charge at home, you'll notice a huge difference - around one third of the cost per km that you would pay for petrol or diesel. Even if you're using public chargers (7kw or 11kw), you'll be paying significantly less for your "fuel".
Can I tow a trailer or caravan with an electric car?
Yes you can. As with any car towing extra weight, it will impact on your vehicle's battery range.
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* The fuel consumption and CO2 emissions figures mentioned comply with the WLTP test procedure, on the basis of which new vehicles are type approved from 1 September 2018. This WLTP procedure replaces the European drive cycle (NEDC), which was the test procedure used previously. Due to more realistic test conditions, the fuel consumption and CO2 emissions measured under the WLTP are, in many cases, higher compared to those measured under the NEDC. The fuel consumption and CO2 emissions figures may vary depending on actual conditions of use and on different factors such as: specific equipment, options and format of tires. Please contact your dealer for further information. For more information on WLTP click here.

 

** The fuel consumption and CO2 emissions figures mentioned are determined according to the new test procedure WLTP and the relevant values are translated back into NEDC to allow the comparability with other vehicles. Please contact your dealer for the latest information. The values do not take into account in particular use and driving conditions, equipment or options and may vary depending on the format of tires. For more information on official fuel consumption and CO2 emission values, please read the guideline "Guideline for fuel consumption, CO2 emissions of new passenger cars" freely available in all point of sales or at [example for France : ADEME - Agence de l’Environnement et de la Maîtrise de l’Énergie (Éditions, 2 square Lafayette, BP 406, F-49004 Angers Cedex 01) or http://www.carlabelling.ademe.fr/.]

 

*** The range and electric consumption figures mentioned comply with the WLTP test procedure, on the basis of which new vehicles are type approved from 1 September 2018. They may vary depending on actual conditions of use and on different factors such as: speed, thermal comfort on board the vehicle, driving style and outside temperature. The charging time depends in particular on the power of the charger on board the vehicle, the charging cable and the type and power of the charging station used. Please contact your dealer for further information. For more information on WLTP click here.

 

**** The fuel consumption, CO2 emissions and range figures mentioned comply with the WLTP test procedure, on the basis of which new vehicles are type approved from 1 September 2018. This WLTP procedure replaces the European drive cycle (NEDC), which was the test procedure used previously. Due to more realistic test conditions, the fuel consumption and CO2 emissions measured under the WLTP are, in many cases, higher compared to those measured under the NEDC. The fuel consumption, CO2 emissions and range figures may vary depending on actual conditions of use and on different factors such as: charging frequency, driving style, speed, specific equipment, options, format of tires, outside temperature and thermal comfort on board the vehicle. Please contact your dealer for further information. For more information on WLTP click here.