Top 4 Electric Vans Suitable for School & Office Transport : When it comes to the choice of transport for schools and offices in 2025, electric vans do sound cool and are going to be preferred. The reasons already are silent operation, eco-friendliness, low cost of running, low cost of maintenance as compared to diesel vans, and with increased fuel prices and pollution, many schools and companies are now switching to electric vans for the day-to-day transportation. If you are about to make a purchase of a reasonable yet economical van, these are the top 4 electric vans which are best suited for group travel requirements.
Tata Winger EV
The Tata Winger EV, which is soon to be launched, but even now has generated a lot of buzz in the commercial segment. It will have seating for 9 to 15 passengers, thus making it perfect to ferry school students or office staff. Being an electric van, zero tailpipe emission and very low running cost are promised. Further Hopes are pinned on the Winger EV to cover about 180 – 200 km on a full charge which is ideal for city commutes.
Mahindra e-Supro Van
The Mahindra e-Supro is already in use as a transport vehicle for business and is already popular. It is available in passenger and cargo configurations, seating 8 persons in the van configuration. It gives a range of AT 112 km per charge and is apt for short-distance transport such as daily school or office drop-offs. Cheap, low in maintenance, and trusted by many small fleet operators.
BYD T3 Electric Vans
The BYD T3 represents the peak of India’s electric van offerings. While the majority of its applications are cargo, it is available in passenger variants in some jurisdictions and appeals to corporate travel needs. With an A+ range of 300 km, quick-chargeability, and high-end safety features, this market offering is for tomorrow’s companies that crave reliable premium transport for staff with minimum emissions.
Force Urbania Electric
Force Motors plans to launch the Urbania Electric: a full-sized van suitable for school buses or office fleets. It is expected to provide various seating configurations, a modern design, and a respectable electric range of over 200 km. It will be a game changer in large-size electric van transport once launched.