It’s not automatically a bad time to buy a new diesel van in the UK — but it’s a more “needs-led” decision than it was a few years ago. ...

The best new van for most UK electricians is a compact-to-medium panel van with a low load floor, good side-door access and a sensible racking-friendly load bay. In 2026, ...

The factory options that most reliably help resale value on a new van are the ones that make it easier to use every day and easier to sell to ...

Often, yes — but only if you genuinely need to carry people as well as kit on a regular basis. A crew cab gives you a proper second row ...

Yes — in most cases you can drive a new van on a standard UK car licence (category B), as long as the van’s Maximum Authorised Mass (MAM/GVW) is ...

There isn’t one single “best” new van warranty in the UK, because the value depends on how you use the van (mileage, payload, downtime risk) and what the warranty ...

Yes — some Chinese-built electric vans can be worth considering in the UK, but only if you treat them like any other new van purchase: check type approval, payload/range ...

In the UK, the new vans that tend to hold their value best are the ones with consistently strong demand in the used market: mainstream medium vans (especially well-known ...

If you’re planning to buy a new electric van in the UK, government grants and incentives in 2026 can still significantly reduce the upfront cost. While some schemes have ...

In the UK in Jan 2026, the best claimed range is circa 280 miles although most vans are reported as achieving 150-200 miles in real world use, depending on ...

While it's not a one-size-fits-all answer, leasing a new van can often be cheaper than buying outright, particularly in terms of monthly outgoings. However, the overall cost will depend ...

In 2026, choosing between a diesel van and an electric van will largely depend on your usage, budget, and environmental considerations. While diesel vans may offer greater range and ...