In Pictures: DPD UK adds 341 Mercedes-Benz eSprinters, expanding electric van fleet to 4,000

Electric delivery vans are becoming a familiar sight on UK streets as operators scale up zero-emission fleets.

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Last-mile couriers handle everything from groceries to parcels as demand surges ahead of the festive season.

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Sorting and organizing parcels inside the van is a daily routine for drivers covering thousands of postcodes.

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Urban deliveries require vans to navigate tight streets and frequent stops throughout the day.

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Range and charging infrastructure remain key considerations as fleets transition to electric vans.

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Suburban routes are a core part of the last-mile network that electric vans now serve.

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Major logistics brands are racing to electrify their fleets amid rising fuel costs and emissions targets.

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Doorstep deliveries continued uninterrupted through recent years, underscoring the role of van fleets.

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Loading packages efficiently is essential as drivers complete hundreds of drops on busy city routes.

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