MERCEDES-BENZ eCITAN L1 ELECTRIC
90kW 45kWh Base Van Auto
- • £3,598.92 Initial rental (ex. VAT) • 48 Month term • 5000 Annual mileage
- • Subject to status and conditions + administration fee
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The Mercedes-Benz eCitan is the brand's fully electric small van, combining compact dimensions and easy urban manoeuvrability with the refinement you'd expect from a Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicle. With zero tailpipe emissions and a choice of two body lengths, it's a practical electric van for businesses looking to make the switch from diesel.
The eCitan is available in L1 (short wheelbase) and L2 (medium wheelbase) configurations, giving businesses a choice between a more compact van for city driving and a larger version with additional load space and payload capacity.
The eCitan is designed for businesses that need a compact van without compromising on practicality. Its electric powertrain delivers smooth, quiet driving, while the compact dimensions make it well suited to urban environments, local deliveries and businesses that regularly operate in busy towns and cities.
Both the eCitan L1 and L2 use a 45kWh battery and offer the same core electric driving experience. The key difference is the size and carrying capacity of the van, allowing you to choose the configuration that best matches your business requirements.
Leasing an eCitan also gives businesses access to Mercedes-Benz's electric van technology without the upfront cost of buying the vehicle outright, while potentially reducing day-to-day energy and maintenance costs compared with a conventional diesel van.
The eCitan is available in two main body lengths: L1 (SWB) and L2 (MWB).
| Specification | eCitan L1 (SWB) | eCitan L2 (MWB) |
|---|---|---|
| Body length | Short Wheelbase | Medium Wheelbase |
| Payload | Up to 543kg | Up to 782kg |
| Load volume | Approx. 2.9m³ | Approx. 3.6m³ |
| Battery | 45kWh | 45kWh |
The eCitan L1 is the more compact option and is particularly suited to businesses working in urban areas where manoeuvrability and ease of parking are important.
The eCitan L2 adds extra load space and payload capacity while retaining the benefits of the eCitan's fully electric powertrain. It's a good choice for businesses that need more room for tools, equipment or deliveries without moving up to a larger electric van.
Whichever version you choose, both variants offer the same 45kWh battery, allowing businesses to select their preferred body size without having to compromise on the core electric technology.
Charging the eCitan is designed to fit easily into a working day. It supports 22kW AC charging and up to 75kW DC rapid charging, giving businesses flexibility whether the van is charged overnight at a workplace or topped up during the day.
With zero tailpipe emissions, potentially lower energy and maintenance costs and a choice of two practical body sizes, the Mercedes-Benz eCitan is a compelling option for businesses looking to move to electric van leasing.
The right eCitan depends largely on how much space and payload you need. The L1 is the better choice if compact dimensions and urban manoeuvrability are priorities, while the L2 provides additional load volume and payload for businesses carrying larger or heavier loads.
Both versions offer the same 45kWh battery and electric powertrain, so the decision largely comes down to the practical requirements of your business.