Electric Refrigerated Vans for Sale

+20°C to -25°C

Yes.

At CoolKit, we are committed to enhancing the sustainability of our electric refrigerated vans. We are ISO 14001 certified, reflecting our commitment to effective environmental management. Through ongoing research, we’ve adopted new, safer materials for our conversions, benefiting both our users and the environment.

CoolKit vans are, on average, 100kg lighter than many alternatives, which improves fuel efficiency and reduces both fuel consumption and CO2 emissions. The reduction in weight not only saves on fuel costs but also lessens the environmental impact of each journey, making CoolKit vans a more sustainable choice.

In addition, we have introduced lower Global Warming Potential (GWP) refrigerants, which significantly lower the environmental footprint of our vehicles. We are also actively working to reduce deforestation by using alternatives to timber panels and frames in our conversions.

These efforts highlight our ongoing dedication to making CoolKit electric refrigerated vans as sustainable as possible while maintaining high performance standards.

Yes – we specialise in converting a wide range of electric vans, including popular models such as the Maxus eDeliver3, Ford E-Transit Custom, Toyota Proace Electric, Mercedes-Benz eSprinter, Maxus eDeliver 3, and the Ford E-Transit Luton (box body) van.

Our vans are designed to maximise payload, so that your business can carry more. Using lightweight materials, we’re able to make them around 100kg lighter than traditional builds, meaning more goods per trip, greater efficiency, and up to 10% higher productivity across your fleet. While our designs maximise payload, battery weight means electric vans typically have slightly lower payloads than equivalent diesel models.

Payload capabilities vary by model, so check individual listings for exact figures.

Yes. CoolKit electric fridge vans use advanced insulation that reduces energy use by up to 17%, helping to lower running costs and extend battery range. They’re also lighter than many alternatives, which helps improve efficiency and reduce environmental impact.

Electric refrigerated vans offer lower running and maintenance costs, reduced tax liabilities, and greater long-term reliability. They’re also exempt from many city emission charges, so they’re a cost-effective and eco-friendly choice for businesses looking to reduce their environmental impact.

Many different industries are looking to expand into electric vehicles, including pharmaceuticals, agriculture, lab sampling, and hospitality. Businesses looking to improve the sustainability of their fleet are turning to electric fridge vans, within a range of sectors.

We have experience in converting a range of different electric vehicles, including models from Renault, Maxus, Vauxhall, Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, Citroën, and Ford. Please enquire with us to learn if we can convert your specific EV into a fridge van.

BEVs (Battery Electric Vehicles) run entirely on electric power with no fuel engine, making them ideal for zero-emission transport. PHEVs (Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles) use both electric batteries and a fuel engine, switching between the two as needed. We mainly work with BEVs, as they offer cleaner performance and are better suited for independent, battery-powered refrigeration systems.

We currently offer two specialised electric refrigerated van configurations, engineered for efficiency, range, and performance:

1. Partial Vehicle Power System

• The refrigeration unit draws a limited amount of power from the van’s main battery, reducing the need for extra batteries.
• Ensures consistent cooling performance while maximising payload capacity.

2. Independent Battery Power System

• The refrigeration system runs on its own lithium-ion battery pack, preserving the van’s driving range.
• Includes smart battery protection, integrated charging, and power management for reliability.

Optional Upgrades & Features

Telemetry & Remote Monitoring: Real-time tracking of temperature, energy use, and system health—helping fleet managers optimise efficiency and reduce downtime.

Solar Panel Integration: Boost sustainability with roof-mounted solar panels, which can extend range and reduce reliance on the main battery, particularly in sunny conditions.

There are several incentives offered by the Office for Zero Emission Vehicles (OZEV). These include grants towards the purchase of electric vans and chargers, discounts through the Plug-In Van Grant, and exemptions from low-emission zone charges.