Latest van reviews

The Mercedes-Benz eSprinter Dropside is the premium choice in electric chassis cab conversions… but ‘premium’ often just means ‘expensive’

This generation of the Mercedes-Benz Vito has been updated in meaningful ways, but is it enough to stand out in a marketplace full of competition like the Ford Transit Custom and Stellantis vans?

The Farizon V7E boasts strong practicality and a packed equipment list… but like the company’s first van it’s held back by inconsistent ride quality

KGM’s all-new Musso Rhino pick-up truck blends SUV comforts with work-focused features and will grab attention with its sub-£40K starting price

At its highest trim levels the Fiat Ducato feels great to use, but the basic models are beginning to pale in comparison to more up-to-date vans

The Vauxhall Movano Dropside takes the sensible approach to load carrying with a single trim level built on a tough (but aging) platform

The GWM Poer300 pick-up truck is packed with equipment and VERY capable off-road, but its on-road performance could be tighter

The Ford Explorer Van joins the swelling ranks of electric car-derived vans with enough plus points to justify the price

The latest Volkswagen Transporter Kombi makes carrying your crew, family or the occasional huge loads very easy to enjoy

Electric pick-up trucks are targeting a niche audience right now, but the Maxus eTerron 9 offers a convincing range and modern mass-market feel

The top-spec Volkswagen Transporter Sportline looks the part inside and out, but whether that’s worth the higher price is down to you

The Vauxhall Vivaro Electrici-TEA concept van proves that if tea-making facilities were included in every panel van we’d use them