Jumpy and Expert electric cars will have batteries to choose from
The new Jumpy and Expert electrified vans will come with two battery options to choose from. Judging by the latest trends, complete sets of modern cars, offering an independent choice of a traction battery, are gradually becoming a universal standard. In particular, a similar option has recently appeared at the Opel company.
As for Peugeot, the company intends to electrify its entire line of cargo vans, including passenger models. At the moment, a good van Berlingo Electric is already traveling on the roads of the old world, and more recently the long-awaited Jumper Electric has gone on sale. The new models will hit the market in 2021 and continue the company's strategy.
Both cars will come with a choice of batteries: 50 kWh for 200 km and 75 kWh for 300 km, according to the WLTP cycle. For heavy vans, these are more than impressive mileage parameters.
The new zero-emission, environmentally friendly vehicles are expected to be especially relevant in areas of national parks and protected sites. In addition, many government agencies are subsidized for the purchase of harmless vehicles.
As for Peugeot, the company intends to electrify its entire line of cargo vans, including passenger models. At the moment, a good van Berlingo Electric is already traveling on the roads of the old world, and more recently the long-awaited Jumper Electric has gone on sale. The new models will hit the market in 2021 and continue the company's strategy.Both cars will come with a choice of batteries: 50 kWh for 200 km and 75 kWh for 300 km, according to the WLTP cycle. For heavy vans, these are more than impressive mileage parameters.
The new zero-emission, environmentally friendly vehicles are expected to be especially relevant in areas of national parks and protected sites. In addition, many government agencies are subsidized for the purchase of harmless vehicles.
