GATE has announced that it is now accepting orders for the rental of the new eJolly, the latest electric van to join the IVECO lineup. This completes the offering from GATE, a specialist in long-term rentals of electric commercial and industrial vehicles under a pay-per-use model. The eJolly will now be available not only in Italy, but also in France and Germany, as announced by the company, which is now 51% owned by DLL.

Now also the eJolly in the GATE rental portfolio

The IVECO eJolly has a gross vehicle weight of 2.8 to 3.2 tons, can be driven with a standard driver’s license, and offers an optimal balance between size and load capacity. In addition, the 100 kW electric motor ensures a comfortable ride and smooth operation, while the 75 kWh battery provides a range of up to 351 km.

“With the launch of eJolly orders, we are rounding out our lineup in the light electric commercial vehicle segment,” said Elio Fonti, CEO of GATE. “Today, we are able to offer a solution for every urban mission, from last-mile delivery to long-distance travel, always with the same goal in mind: to make electric mobility simple, flexible, and worry-free thanks to our pay-per-use model and a world of integrated services.”

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