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The latest generation of the Mercedes-Benz Citan is the second to bear the name, but it represents a huge leap on from the previous version, and is now one of the best small vans in the class. We've driven several examples of this all-new small van in order to bring you this full review. Once again,...
The 2024 version of the Mercedes-Benz eSprinter is far removed from the model that first emerged back in 2020. When it first came out there was plenty in its favour in some areas, but it was hampered by a short range of just 96 miles – something that was far short of the best electric vans. This...
Mercedes has not had a small electric van before. In fact after first launching the eVito more than 10 years ago the thought of an electrified version of the Citan had barely registered an interest, but finally, the Mercedes-Benz eCitan has hit the market. The eCitan is identical to its diesel Citan...
The 2024 Mercedes Sprinter remains one of the most technically advanced, versatile and best large vans on sale. It might not be our current top choice in the class, but it has so much going in its favour that it is a fantastic choice regardless. It's hugely reliable and covered by a three-year...
The Mercedes-Benz eVito was the first full production 100% electric van from Mercedes to go on sale in the UK. It was also the first medium-sized electric van of any kind to become available here. It swiftly lagged behind rivals in terms of payload and range but the 2023 model has a much-needed...
The 2023 Mercedes Vito medium van has been on sale in its current form since 2015 and is based on a platform that is unique to the brand - you won't find another manufacturer selling the same van with a different badge on the front. Most recently facelifted in 2020, it now features updated engines...
The Mercedes-Benz X-Class is the German premium brand’s first 1.0-tonne pickup truck - it went on sale in the UK in December 2017. Designed and engineered to offer the most premium pickup experience on the market, the X-Class is chiefly targeting lifestyle buyers in the UK, or those operators who...
With the introduction of the Citan small van in 2013, Mercedes is now finally competing in every major panel van sector - meaning whatever your requirements, you can now buy a Mercedes-Benz to suit. Although whether you should is a different matter, for while Mercedes will go to great lengths to...
The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter is the de facto king of large vans - and has been since it was originally launched back in 1995. This version, on sale since 2013, is a highly-evolved development of the second-generation model, first introduced in 2006. It will be replaced by a new, third-generation...
The second-generation Sprinter was built with the aim of being the best van money can buy, and we think it succeeds. Safer, more comfortable and available with even greater capacity than its successful predecessor. Its engines are more powerful and all have a six-speed gearbox. The combination of...
The second-generation Mercedes-Benz Vito is a highly competent medium-sized panel van, also offered in window and multi-seat versions. Two wheelbases, two roof heights and three body lengths were available. All diesels were modern for the time and economical, with automatic gearbox options and a...
The Mercedes-Benz Vito has been one of the smartest cookies in the panel van box since day one. Even this first-gen model was a dazzling looker and with its three-pointed star on the bonnet. Mercedes-Benz has always been at the cutting edge of technology and innovation and the Vito was always ahead...
The Sprinter has been gracing Britain’s roads in a variety of formats since 1995, and this first-generation model was for several years the fastest panel van available in the UK (until it was surpassed by the 2003-2014 Mercedes-Benz Vito 123, with its outrageous 3.7-litre V6 petrol engine). The...
The Mercedes eSprinter’s solitary model is a fairly large one, meaning it is long and has a big presence on the road. It is officially classed as an L3H2 model and shares the majority of its dimensions with the equivalent diesel. If you want something smaller then there is good news as the 81kWh...
