The compact cargo van is back—and it’s electric. With models like the Kia PV5 Cargo and Ram ProMaster City on the horizon, fleet managers once again have right-sized options for urban service work. But the vehicle is only part of the equation. A lightweight, well-planned upfit is essential to maximize EV range, productivity, and long-term performance. Learn how to optimize compact cargo vans for your fleet.

A few years ago, we wrote about the disappearance of the compact cargo van.

Models like the Ford Transit Connect, Ram ProMaster City, and Nissan NV200 had become staples for many service businesses. They were easy to drive, efficient to operate, and perfectly sized for technicians working in urban environments.

Then they disappeared.

As manufacturers shifted their focus toward larger vans and changing emissions requirements, fleet managers and tradespeople were left with fewer choices. Many were forced to move into larger cargo vans that offered more capacity than they actually needed.

Now, the compact cargo van is making a comeback.

And this time, it’s electric.

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