To meet customer demand Mercedes-Benz Vans will offer vans with ICE powertrains alongside electric vehicles (EV) built on a single architecture going forward.
Starting in 2026, the fully electric models of the Van Electric Architecture (VAN.EA) will be introduced. With the second variant of the architecture, the Van Combustion Architecture (VAN.CA), state-of-the-art combustion-engine vans will follow…
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