Iveco has pulled the wraps off its latest battery-electric van, the eJolly — a medium-sized model based on familiar Stellantis underpinnings. Sharing its core platform with the Vauxhall Vivaro Electric and its identical Stellantis-built siblings, the eJolly arrives as the smallest model in Iveco’s zero-emission van line-up.
With gross vehicle weights of up to 3.2 tonnes, the eJolly is designed to thrive in congested cities and low-emission zones. Its compact size and sub-1.9m roof height mean it can access height-restricted car parks, while a payload of up to 1,175kg ensures it still delivers on practicality.
Power comes from a 100kW (136hp) electric motor developing 260Nm of torque, promising car-like performance and quiet, refined operation. It’s paired with a choice of battery packs — 49kWh or 75kWh — offering ranges of up to 139 miles and 219 miles, respectively, depending on usage. A 100kW DC fast charger can add more than 60 miles of range in just 15 minutes, helping operators stay on the move during busy schedules.
The cab features the same intuitive layout, ergonomic seats, and a suite of advanced driver aids as the vans it shares its DNA with, including Level 2+ ADAS, as its closely related cousins. The van is also awarded a Gold safety rating by Euro NCAP.
To support a range of specialist roles, the eJolly includes an ePTO system compatible with powered conversions such as refrigerated vans or mobile workshops. Iveco also highlights its established network of commercial vehicle dealers and service centres as a key benefit for customers considering the switch to electric.
Digital integration is central to the eJolly’s appeal. The dedicated Easy eJolly app provides drivers with real-time insight into battery levels, range, and charge planning, while fleet managers can utilise the Iveco On portal to track vehicles, monitor performance, and optimise usage.
“The introduction of our eJolly and eSuperJolly, developed in collaboration with Stellantis Pro One, represents a significant milestone in our strategic journey. Together, we are delivering advanced, efficient, and sustainable mobility solutions that create substantial value for our customers,” commented Carlotta Mathis, head of strategy and marketing at Iveco. “This achievement is especially meaningful as it unfolds in the year of our 50th anniversary. These new vehicles are a testament to our ongoing pursuit of innovative solutions designed to meet the needs of our customers. We are excited about the possibilities that lie ahead and are committed to leading the way in revolutionising the transportation landscape through our valued partnership.”
Iveco eJolly pricing and availability
The eJolly isn’t set to join the Iveco line-up until the second quarter of 2026, with pricing to be announced closer to the launch date. Expect it to be competitive, with a slight premium over the mainstream models from Stellantis.
