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German electric van brand to create 25-strong UK dealer network


B-ON, the German electric van brand, is partnering with International Motors Limited (IML) to establish a 25-strong dealer network in the UK before the end of 2023.

According to its website, “B–ON is the true pioneer of all-electric light commercial vehicles out there on the road today at an unmatched scale.

“Our purpose is to accelerate the shift to electric vehicles worldwide and create better, more liveable cities for future generations.”

The B–ON Max and Giga vans will be targeted at UK fleet customers transitioning to zero-emission vehicles for last-mile deliveries, with initial dealership locations in urban areas across the UK.

IML has said it will expand beyond the initial 25 locations in 2024.

Published On: 22/06/2023 12:00:00

 

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