Electric Vehicle (EV)

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Compare electric commercial vehicle body types

Choose the electric vehicle body after confirming the operating cycle, payload, daily distance, route, climate, auxiliary equipment load, charging standard and supply, planned downtime and destination support.

ConfigurationBody and auxiliary loadElectric duty cycleRoute fitMain advantageNot suitable for
Electric VanCompact enclosed body with a comparatively low auxiliary-load directionParcels, tools and urban service cargoPredictable city routes returning to a charging baseCompact enclosed electric delivery platformDuty cycles exceeding confirmed payload, range or charging access
Electric Dropside TruckOpen body for side loading, cargo restraint and worksite accessMunicipal, landscape, material and local service cargoShort planned routes with depot chargingCombines open loading access with electric driveWeather-sensitive cargo or unverified high-energy duty cycles
Electric Van TruckLarger enclosed box body with cargo and auxiliary load reviewProtected urban and regional distribution cargoDefined multi-stop routes with planned charging windowsProvides more enclosed cargo space than a compact vanRoutes with no charging plan or payload beyond the approved chassis
Electric Refrigerated TruckInsulated body and refrigeration load integrated with the energy planChilled or frozen delivery under a validated temperature profilePredictable cold-chain routes with charging and pre-cooling accessCombines electric drive with temperature-controlled deliveryRoutes where traction and refrigeration energy demand is unverified
Electric Special-Purpose VehicleProject-specific body and auxiliary equipment integrated with the electric chassisMunicipal, service or specialist tasks with a defined energy profileRepeat operations where charging, payload and equipment duty can be modelledAdapts an electric platform to a defined specialist taskUnspecified missions or auxiliary loads without an energy and compliance review