Light/medium goods vehicles
AIXAM-MEGA is Europe's largest manufacturer of zero emissions ultra-light electric vehicles under the MEGA brand. With an ongoing focus on environmental protection, AIXAM-MEGA runs research and development programmes that continuously further weight reduction, fuel consumption and recyclability.
Two Transit Connect Electric vans (with passengers) have successfully completed the 75-mile route from Oxford to London in a convoy of electric, hybrid and low-emission vehicles, as part of the 2011 Bridgestone Eco Rally.
Citroën’s diesel-powered sub compact van, the Nemo, is converted to battery power by Nicholson McLaren Engines, using a drivetrain — which includes regenerative braking — developed by the Electric Vehicles Company of Guernsey.
This fully electric van is based on the multi-award winning Transit Connect platform. It has the same loading space as a standard Connect van, has better handling and the brakes won't wear out as quickly. The range is up to 80 miles and it takes around 8hrs to fully re-charge using a normal 13A socket.
Designed for urban use, the award-winning Peugeot Bipper is the most compact of all the Peugeot utility vehicles, and of all current vans. Clever, compact and frugal it delivers 65.6mpg and has an auto stop/start system meaning zero emissions when idling at a standstill in traffic.
The GUTSi zerO is a first class 9-seater coach that aims to offer everything to make express travel more appealing. The bespoke fast charging, long range electric vehicle was developed in conjunction with Smith - the world leader in electric vehicles.
ecoVansA2Z.com is the number 1 ‘eco’ light commercial vehicle product & news portal. This a specialist, independent website and information service dedicated entirely to low carbon and zero emission light commercials and all ancillary products and services that are designed to improve efficiency and economy.
Connaught are a leading innovation and design engineering company that specialise in product design and development. Through their network of affiliated companies, they deliver CAD, historic motorsport tuning and retrofit hybrid systems.
Cycles Maximus set out to build a high capacity tricycle that provides a practical, environmentally friendly solution to your local transport needs. Their cargo trikes and pedicabs are used all over the world and customers include Royal Mail.
Chronic congestion has reached record levels in some cities. The AA - UK's biggest breakdown organisation - now uses the motorbikes and electric scooters to cut through traffic and reach breakdowns in central London up to 33% quicker, getting members and other traffic moving again with minimum delay.
Simon Fisher, one of dedicated AA bike repair and recovery patrols, says:


