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Efficient electric drive, combined with proven vehicle strengths.

The eVito Panel Van is just as functional, secure and comfortable as you have come to expect from a Mercedes-Benz Vito. The highly efficient electric motor has a maximum output of 85 kW (116 hp) and delivers up to 360 Nm torque.

With a range of up to XXX km1, 2 the eVito Panel Van is particularly suitable for trips in urban environments and beyond. The usable battery capacity is 60 kWh and as an option can be charged from 10 to 80 % in around 35 minutes3 with up to 80 kW4 at a rapid charging station. With an AC charging output of max. 11 kW, the battery can be charged from 0 to 100 % in under 6.5 hours. With a load compartment volume of up to 6.6 m3 there are no restrictions whatsoever due to the electric drive.

The key features of the eVito Panel Van:

  • Highly efficient electric motor with a maximum output of 85 kW (116 hp) (continuous output of 70 kW (95 hp)) and up to 360 Nm torque
  • Up to XXX km1,2 electric range (WLTP)
  • 60 kWh usable battery capacity
  • Electrical consumption XX.X kWh/100 km1
  • Charging output up to 11 kW (AC charging) or 80 kW4 (DC rapid charging)
  • Front-wheel drive
  • Charging time of under 6.5 hours3 from 0 to 100 % (AC charging)
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Electrical consumption and range have been determined on the basis of Directive 2017/1151/EU.

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The actual range is furthermore dependent upon the individual driving style, the road and traffic conditions, outside temperature, use of climate control/heating system, etc. and may differ.

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Min. DC charging time
Minimum charging time from 10 to 80 % under optimal conditions at a DC charging station with a supply voltage of 400 volts, current of 300 A. Charging time may vary depending on various factors, such as ambient temperature and battery temperature, as well as the use of additional auxiliary consumers, e.g. heating.

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Max. DC charging power
Maximum charging power at DC charging stations with a supply voltage of 400 volts, current of 300 A. Maximum charging power is dependent on various factors, such as the ambient temperature, battery temperature and charge level of the battery at the start of charging. 

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