Sevic will participate in IAA Transportation 2022 with its own stand in Hall 13. The heart of the European company’s participation is of course the V500e compact utility vehicle, manufactured in Bulgaria and subjected to strict road tests in Bochum, as we wrote in this post.

Sevic V500e at IAA 2022: booth and test drives

Additionally, in Hall 11 at the IAA Test Drives, interested parties can test drive the Sevic V500e on a test track. The charging process can also be demonstrated at the Plug & Play Campus. The V500e is a compact L7e-CU class electric utility vehicle, ideal for use in urban areas. The vehicle is built in Europe and consists mostly of parts of European origin. Sevic’s corporate headquarters are located in Bochum, Germany. Thanks to near- and reshoring, Sevic has access to a stable supply chain and an excellent spare parts supply.

Sevic iaa 2022

“The IAA Transportation is considered one of the most important commercial vehicle trade shows in the world. We are all the more very excited to be able to present our Sevic V500e electric compact vehicle to the public in Hanover. In Hall 13 at Booth A80, visitors will be able to get an idea of the high manufacturing quality, sophisticated powertrain and various application possibilities on more than 200 square meters”, commented Sevic General Manager Alexander Brilis.

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