Stellantis has officially lifted the curtain on its next-generation electric vans, unveiling a fleet of 12 new models during its Commercial Vehicles Ambition Day event in Amsterdam. These second-generation Stellantis electric vans promise major upgrades across the board — including longer range, improved efficiency, and advanced technology — as part of the automaker’s Pro One commercial vehicle program.
Updated Electric Vans for Europe and North America
In Europe, Stellantis is updating popular models such as the Citroën ë-Berlingo, Fiat Doblo, and Opel/Vauxhall Combo. Meanwhile, North American buyers can look forward to the Ram ProMaster EV, set to arrive by the end of 2023.
For those seeking more power, the Ram 1500 REV electric truck will follow in 2024, signaling Stellantis’ growing commitment to electrified commercial vehicles in both regions.
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Stellantis Electric Van Range and Battery Details
Stellantis’ new lineup is divided into three main size categories, each offering improved range and performance:
- Compact Vans: Up to 205 miles of range — 31 miles more than the previous generation. The exact battery size has yet to be disclosed.
- Mid-Size Vans: Around 224 miles of range, powered by a 50–75 kWh battery.
- Large Vans: Deliver an impressive 261 miles of range from a 110 kWh battery, with 150 kW fast charging enabling a 0–80% charge in under an hour.
Advanced Features and Technology
Every new Stellantis electric van benefits from upgraded interiors and smarter features. Highlights include:
- Regenerative braking and heat pumps for enhanced efficiency in cold climates.
- Modern digital gauge clusters and large infotainment screens for improved driver comfort.
- Level 2 driver-assistance systems on larger models, including adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go, lane centering, and traffic jam assist.
Hydrogen Fuel-Cell Vans Join the Lineup
In a bold move toward cleaner mobility, Stellantis will introduce hydrogen-powered mid-size vans by mid-2024, offering up to 249 miles of range. Large vans, like the Vauxhall Movano, are expected to achieve an impressive 311 miles on hydrogen fuel — with refueling times under five minutes.
A New Concept on the Horizon
Stellantis also teased a mysterious new delivery van concept, drawing comparisons to the Rivian Amazon EDV thanks to its boxy design and roll-up rear door. The company has not yet confirmed which brand will launch it or when it will arrive, leaving enthusiasts eager for more details.
With 12 new Stellantis electric vans spanning compact, mid-size, and large categories, the automaker is positioning itself as a leader in the commercial EV segment. The combination of improved range, faster charging, hydrogen options, and advanced driver tech shows Stellantis’ determination to dominate the future of electric mobility.
