Royal Mail will purchase 100 electric Peugeot vans and install commensurate charging infrastructure across its network, according to an announcement from the organisation today. The Peugeot Partner L2 Electric vans are fully electric plug-in vehicles, and will be used by delivery offices around the UK for delivering letters and parcels. The order results from Royal Mail’s extensive trials with the new model. Paul Gatti, Royal Mail Fleet Director, said: “Our research has shown that electric
Royal Mail goes electric with 100 plug-in Peugeot vans
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