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Say hello to an all—new electric option which i think looks a bit like it is from the future. and that�*s because, well, it is — there are currently none of these vans driving on the roads. but the company who makes it plans to take over the world. and the name of this new arrival? don�*t worry, i�*ve not heard much about them either. it�*s all been a bit hush—hush. we have three vehicles which are currently in development. we have the arrival bus, the arrival van and the arrival c...

And the name of this new arrival? dont worry, ive not heard much about them either. its all been a bit hush—hush. we have three vehicles which are currently in development. we have the arrival bus, the arrival van and the arrival car. we have been working on this for about five years now and we are really excited to be bringing these vehicles into production within the next few months. ive come to the companys huge r&d centre in banbury in oxfordshire. its so new, youd probably be able to smel...

Like it is from the future. and thats because... well, it is. there are currently none of these vans driving on the roads. but the company who makes it plans to take over the world. and the name of this new arrival? dont worry, ive not heard much about them either. its all been a bit hush—hush. we have three vehicles which are currently in development. we have the arrival bus, the arrival van and the arrival car. we have been working on this for about five years now and we are really excited t...

Arrival is taking on the major players in the nascent EV delivery van market, and the company says it’s set to being moving packages next year.

Arrival, the UK-based electric vehicle start-up, has confirmed it will launch a purpose-built electric car for the ride-hailing industry. The car will make its debut later this year, before entering production in late 2023. The project is a collaborative effort between Arrival and the American ride-hailing service, Uber. It also ties in quite neatly with the latter company’s Clean Air Plan, which will see all of its London drivers make the switch to an EV by 2025. Uber has already raised £13...

Your company cars should all be electric The hows, and whys of electrifying your fleet Switching 1. Cost Savings The number one reason fleets go electric is to save costs on multiple fronts. The most obvious of these is fuel, but electric cars can also escape the city center fees and steep parking prices imposed by over forty European cities in a bid to curb congestion and pollution. Going electric can save a fleet thousands each year.   Tax...

Arrival Unveils Electric Van With Over 200 Miles Of Range ++ Public road trials to start this summer, while production is expected in 2022. Its an all-electric delivery van designed from the ground up as an EV to "set a new standard for commercial vehicles." Its built using a lightweight aluminum frame and proprietary composite body panels to save weight. There will be a total of eight variants (four lengths and three height options). Depending on t...