LEVC shows off e-Camper

LEVC (London Electric Vehicle Company) has revealed first impressions of its new leisure vehicle, the new e-Camper.  The vehicle is claimed to be the world’s first electric campervan, and the company says it is optimised to offer both zero-emission capability with zero range anxiety, “making it the perfect way to explore the great outdoors with the benefit of low environmental impact”.

Taxi-maker LEVC starts UK electric van production

LEVC (London Electric Vehicle Company) has started production of its new electric van, VN5.  The new model is designed, engineered and manufactured at LEVC’s award-winning production plant in Ansty, Coventry, which the company describes as the UK’s only dedicated electric vehicle factory.

Electric taxi-maker LEVC expands UK service network

LEVC (London Electric Vehicle Company) has significantly grown its authorised service and maintenance network by signing a partnership with one of the UK’s largest end-to-end fleet management companies, Rivus Fleet Solutions.  These additional 20 authorised service centres join LEVC’s existing 17 sites, increasing the British brand’s existing UK network to 37 locations by the end of October. Each authorised site will be able to carry out servicing, maintenance, general repairs and MoTs for LEVC TX taxi as well as its new electric van, VN5. 

LEVC launches new electric van

LEVC (London Electric Vehicle Company) has launched the VN5, its new electric light commercial van.  Available to order now, first VN5 deliveries will commence in RHD form in Q4, with LHD models available from March 2021. VN5 has a flexible zero emissions capable range of over 300 miles (484 km) delivered by LEVC’s innovative eCity electric technology.

LEVC and DPD start real-world electric van trials

LEVC (London Electric Vehicle Company) has officially started the real-world testing and trial phase for VN5, its new electric van and parcel delivery firm DPD is the first company to take delivery of a converted TX prototype. Due to the similarities between TX and VN5, LEVC is deploying a fleet of converted TX-based prototypes utilising a full interior van conversion, commencing trials ahead of official VN5 launch later this year.