UK-based manufacturer LEVC (London Electric Vehicle Company) supplied 60 VN5 electric vans to EV charging specialist Pod Point. the latter will use the vehicles to install charging points across the UK, as well as helping the business to maintain its network of more than 6,200 public charging bays.

The VN5 electric van is based on the same innovative architecture and proven eCity technology as LEVC’s TX electric taxi. With a pure EV range of slightly more than 100 km and a total flexible range of 513 km, it is ideally suited to urban deliveries in zero-emission mode, as well as longer journeys.

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LEVC electric vans are the answer to significant business growth

According to Pod Point, the introduction of the LEVC VN5 to the vehicle fleet follows a significant year of growth for the EV charging provider across both its home and commercial customer segments. As a result, the business has increased its headcount by 66 per cent, to 409 employees including 60 dedicated in-house installers.

“I am pleased to announce Pod Point as one of our latest major UK fleet customers. Pod Point is a major operator in supporting the move towards electrification and LEVC is pleased to be working with such a recognised brand, with our VN5 assisting technicians as they continue to build the UK’s charging infrastructure”, commented Joerg Hofmann, CEO of LEVC.

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“Vehicle electrification is one of the most powerful ways to stop travel damaging the earth and our mission is to put an EV chargepoint everywhere you park. We are delighted to be working with LEVC and the VN5 is a natural fit for our business and our growing team of expert installers”, added Graham Evans, Chief of Operations for Pod Point.

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