Stellantis vans Doblo, Jumper, Jumpy, Ducato,Fiat, Citroen, Opel, Peugeot, Vauxhall Electric Commercial Vehicles full line-up
Unprecedented full van lineup renewal by Stellantis Pro One features world premiere of 12 nameplates across all van segments of Citroën, FIAT Professional, Opel, Peugeot and Vauxhall
‘Six Brands, One Force’ new vans in all segments (Compact, Mid-Size, Large): New Citroën Berlingo, Jumpy, Jumper; New FIAT Professional Doblò, Scudo, Ducato; New Opel/Vauxhall Combo, Vivaro, Movano; New Peugeot Partner, Expert, Boxer; New Ram ProMaster EV by end of 2023
Zero Emission Priority: 2nd generation BEV delivering increased range on all models (up to 420 km) and reinforcing existing hydrogen fuel-cell mid-size van offer with hydrogen fuel-cell large van offer (2024), still with no compromise on performance
New tech features across the range include:
Renewed cockpits
New 10-inch infotainment
18 upgraded Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), up to Autonomous Level 2
1OO% connectivity as standard
e-PTO (electric Power Take off) innovative solution, enabling usage of the traction battery for conversions
100% of new vans connected by the end of 2023 and over-the-air updates from 2026 onward, enabling the target of delivering €5 billion in connected services revenue as one of seven accretive businesses in Dare Forward 2030 strategic plan
Citroën - Well-being on board with Citroën Advanced Comfort Seats.
FIAT Professional - Close to our customers with a dedicated network and innovative, ingenious, affordable and electric solutions.
Opel - Focus on technology with high-tech lighting, including matrix headlamps.
Peugeot - Distinctive and assertive design, refinement with the i-Cockpit, 100% electric.
Vauxhall - Focus on technology with high-tech lighting, including matrix headlamps.
The 2nd generation of BEV propulsion gives the new compact vans best-in-class range of up to 330 kilometers (205 miles). In the new mid-size BEV vans, battery packs offer 50 or 75 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of energy and up to 350 km (224 miles) of range. In the large van segment, a 110-kWh battery delivers best-in-class EV range of up to 420 km (261 miles). Additionally, fast charging at 150 kW will take the large van’s battery from 0 to 80% in less than one hour.
The improvements also extend Stellantis’ leadership in zero-emission hydrogen fuel-cell propulsion. A 2nd generation of hydrogen fuel-cell power in the mid-size vans, launching in mid-2024, adopts a Stellantis exclusive mid-power system and provides a segment record of up to 400 km (249 miles) of range. Hydrogen fuel-cell propulsion expands to the large vans in 2024 with the mid-power architecture, range up to 500 km (311 miles) and a refill time of five minutes.
Additional technologies include:
Regenerative braking system, activated via steering wheel paddles, taking into account vehicle weight and road dynamics to maximize energy recovery.
A heat pump in BEV compact vans optimizes energy usage in cold and winter conditions to maximize vehicle range.
The driver is the focus of the renewed range of vans including the following technologies:
New generation of human-machine interface (HMI) that enhances productivity and safety. Instrument clusters and center displays are larger and configurable by the driver.
Dynamic Surround Vision uses exterior cameras that provide a wide view around the vehicle, an aid for navigating traffic and crowded streets.
Wireless connectivity, activated when the vehicle is delivered, keeps drivers informed and managers connected with their fleets in real time. It enables available cost-saving service packs such as preventive maintenance, eco-drive coaching, EV routing and charge management. Over-the-air updates let vehicles evolve with their users.
In compact vans, a new Smartphone Station connects to a dedicated app enabling the mobile phone to become a control panel for the vehicle, including interaction with steering wheel buttons, making it a cost-effective way to upgrade the online experience.
In large vans, class-leading Level 2 assisted driving solution via the combination of Adaptive Cruise Control with stop-and-go function, Lane Centering and Traffic Jam Assist. Also, a new generation of the internal combustion engine mates with an 8-speed automatic transmission for improved range and capability.
All-new commercial vans are equipped with full LED headlights for exemplary vision and safety.
0:00 Citroen
2:02 Fiat
3:50 Peugeot
4:53 Opel
5:20 Vauxhall
Source: stellantis
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