The IAA Transportation exhibition in Hanover will host approximately 150 world premieres from September 15 to 20, 2026. This year, the event highlights advancements in electric vans, with major manufacturers showcasing new models and concepts for last-mile logistics.
Ford Pro will debut the all-electric Transit City, priced from €35,990. Mercedes-Benz Vans plans to present its eVito and eSprinter models, alongside the VLE van based on the new VAN.EA architecture. Kia is set to unveil the PV7, the second model in its PBV lineup.
Stellantis introduces the Smart Compact Van (SCV) concept, featuring the modular Flexiseat system. These vehicles, including the Citroën Berlingo First and Fiat Doblò Easypro, offer a 100 kW powertrain with a range of up to 270 km.
Renault will display the Trafic E-Tech, which utilizes 800-volt technology to achieve a 15 to 80 percent charge in under 20 minutes and offers a range of up to 450 km. Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles will present the ID. Buzz Cargo AD, a concept for autonomous delivery.
Maxus focuses on bidirectional charging capabilities, demonstrating Vehicle-to-Load, Vehicle-to-Building, and Vehicle-to-Grid technologies. These solutions aim to help companies manage peak energy loads and power electric tools.
