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Citroen launches e-Relay van in UK

Gian Matteo Sacchetti by Gian Matteo Sacchetti
7th September 2021
in Commercial Vehicles, LCV, News
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Citroën has launched its biggest and most capacious 100%-electric van, the ë-Relay, in the UK.

The new 100%-electric ë-Relay is available exclusively in ‘Enterprise' trim, and is available in Panel Van, Window Van or Chassis Cab configurations – meeting the needs of the vast majority of business and fleet operators.

Panel Van versions are available in L2 (5,413mm), L3 (5,998mm) and L4 (6,363mm) lengths, while the Window Van is offered exclusively in L4 form. Chassis Cabs are available in the popular L3 length. With up to 15m3 of load volume and 1,150kg of payload, the Citroën offers outstanding practicality and versatility.

Customers have the choice of two Lithium-ion battery packs, a 37kWh option connected to a 120hp (90kW) electric motor available exclusively in the L2 Panel Van, or a 70kWh battery unit connected to the same 120hp (90kW) motor for all other body types.

The 37kWh battery has a WLTP range of up to 73 miles in the L2 Panel Van, while the 70kWh battery increases range up to 139 miles for L3 and L4 variants.

The ë-Relay models come with a Type-2 charging cable as standard, supporting charging of up to 22kW. A full charge from a 7kW wallbox unit will take six and 12 hours, respectively, for the 37kWh and 70kWh versions. Both variants also support up to 50kW rapid charging. All battery units enjoy an eight-year/100,000-mile warranty for added peace of mind.

All the Van models come as standard with a five-inch colour touchscreen, DAB radio and satellite navigation, plus a new rear-view mirror that contains a small display with key vehicle information such as battery charge level and remaining range.

The new Citroën ë-Relay start from £49,335 (after PIVG is applied, excluding VAT).

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