Iveco’s new eJolly and eSuperJolly electric vans will make their public debut at the Commercial Vehicle Show in Birmingham this April, giving UK operators their first opportunity to see the Stellantis-based models in person.
The two models form part of Iveco’s expanding electric light commercial vehicle line-up, sitting below the larger eDaily, and drawing heavily on Stellantis’ established electric van platforms.
The eJolly represents Iveco’s entry into the medium van segment, effectively placing the brand into one of the UK’s most competitive and commercially important categories. The larger eSuperJolly targets the large van class, a sector where Iveco traditionally has strong fleet recognition thanks to the Daily, but where its electric offering has so far centred exclusively on the heavier eDaily.
Both vans are the result of Stellantis’ manufacturing partnership with Iveco, under which Stellantis produces Iveco-badged versions of its existing electric van architecture. In practical terms, this means the new Iveco models share their underlying structure with familiar vehicles already on sale in the UK — the Citroen e-Boxer and Vauxhall Movano Electric for the large eSuperJolly, and the Peugeot E-Expert and Vauxhall Vivaro Electric for the medium eJolly — albeit with Iveco branding, dealer support, and positioning.
The strategy fills a clear gap in Iveco’s lineup. The company gains immediate access to high-volume electric van segments without the cost of developing entirely new platforms, something Iveco has already done with the medium chassis-cab eMoovy, built by Hyundai. Customers also gain additional purchasing options backed by Iveco’s established commercial vehicle network.
Pricing and UK availability details for the eJolly and eSuperJolly remain limited at this stage, but their presence at the Commercial Vehicle Show strongly suggests that the vans will be on sale in the UK this year.
The Commercial Vehicle Show
runs at Birmingham’s NEC from 21–23 April, with free entry for industry professionals. Other manufacturers exhibiting at this year’s show include Chery, Farizon, Ford, Isuzu, Kia, and Renault.
