# European Electric Vans

> Think there is no European electric van to replace a cheap Chinese one? Not anymore. Compact to 3.5-tonne, built in France, Germany, Spain and Italy.

European Electric Vans: The Alternative to Cheap Chinese Vans | Euronomy

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Electric van options in Europe used to be limited, good ones were hard to find in the right size and budget. That's changed.

**Europe has caught up, and then overtaken.** SAIC-owned Maxus and the rest still lean on state subsidies and connected-car data policies that would raise eyebrows if one of your own suppliers tried the same thing, but you no longer have to look past Europe to find the range. Renault builds in Batilly, Mercedes in Düsseldorf, Stellantis in Vigo, and between them the whole lineup is covered: compact city vans, mid-size workhorses, and full 3.5-tonne haulers.

Choosing one keeps skilled jobs on the continent, shortens your supply chain to something you can actually explain to a customer, and gets you real dealer support and next-day parts.

As local as it gets. Here are the European electric vans worth putting your logo on.