Company buses

A commercial van is a vehicle specifically designed for commercial use, such as transporting employees, goods, or equipment. They vary in size and configuration, from small vans to large bus models.

Commercial vehicles offer many advantages, including generous loading capacity, flexibility in transporting personnel and goods, and often lower fuel costs compared to larger trucks.

ZE zones (Zero Emission zones) are areas in cities where only zero-emission vehicles, such as electric or hydrogen vehicles, are allowed. This promotes cleaner air quality and reduces traffic pollution.

Emission classes indicate how polluting a vehicle is. Commercial vehicles can have different emission classes, ranging from Euro 1 (the most polluting) to Euro 6 (the least polluting). The higher the emission class, the better the environmental performance.

To meet the requirements of ZE zones, you can opt for electric or hybrid vans that meet the emission requirements. Also check local regulations for specific requirements and subsidies.

Yes, the market for electric commercial vehicles is growing rapidly. These vehicles offer lower operating costs, less maintenance and zero emissions, making them ideal for use in urban areas and ZE zones.

The loading capacity of commercial vehicles varies depending on the model. From small vans with a loading capacity of several hundred kilos to larger buses that can transport several tons.

The maintenance costs of a commercial vehicle can vary based on the type of vehicle and usage. Electric commercial vehicles typically have lower maintenance costs due to fewer moving parts and no oil changes.