Free bp pulse charging for one year with every new LEVC VN5
LEVC partners with nationwide charge point provider bp pulse for exclusive customer benefits
22nd February 2021, Ansty
- LEVC partners with nationwide charge point provider bp pulse for exclusive customer benefits
- New VN5 customers can claim free charging for one year at more than 8,000 pulse point locations
LEVC (London
Electric Vehicle Company) is offering its customers free charging for one year*
– upon purchase of its new electric van, VN5 – after partnering with the
nationwide charge point provider, bp pulse.
The bp
pulse charging network features more than 8,000 pulse point charge points
across the United Kingdom, offering VN5 customers super-fast and simple
charging. The bp pulse app shows charging locations near you, while the network
is supported with a 24/7 customer support line, should customers need any assistance.
New customers can claim the offer with proof of their VN5 purchase and will
receive an access card that activates any charge point on bp pulse’s extensive network.
VN5 uses
LEVC’s innovative eCity range-extender to achieve a zero emissions pure EV
range of over 60 miles (98 km) and a total flexible range of 304 miles (489 km)**.
The more frugal
driver could achieve a 76-mile range in pure EV mode, according to WLTP city
methodology. Thanks to is 50kW DC
charging capability, VN5 can go from zero to 100 percent charge in 30 minutes.
The van features two charge points, one either side of the front grille, for
ease of connecting cables in charging location – whether on the move or at
home.
Leighton King, LEVC Commercial Director, commented:
“Our VN5 electric van sets new standards in the commercial vehicle sector. With a total flexible range of over 300 miles, reduced servicing and maintenance schedules and class leading warranties, low running costs are guaranteed. Offering UK customers free charging for one year provides an added incentive to encourage van drivers to ditch the diesel and switch to a cleaner, smarter choice – our VN5.”
With up
to 5.5m3 capacity, VN5 cargo capacity easily accommodates two Euro sized
pallets and offers a gross payload of up to 830kg. It features a large
side-loading door (enabling a pallet to be side-loaded) and a 60/40 split door
at the rear to make loading and unloading easy for the driver. VN5 is also
equipped with a class-leading turning circle of just 10.1m for unrivalled
mobility in busy city environments.
Designed,
engineered and built at LEVC’s state of the art electric vehicle factory in
Ansty, Coventry, VN5’s
lightweight bonded aluminium monocoque & SMC construction lasts twice as
long as the competition.
VN5’s
impressive credentials have already been recognised with two recent awards -
the ‘Editor’s Choice’ accolade from WhatVan? and ‘Medium EV Van of the Year’ from
Company Car and Van.
VN5 is sold through LEVC’s growing dealer
network and, with more than 50 sales and service points in place across the UK,
ensures that no customer is more than 45-minute drive from an authorized LEVC
location.
*Based on 1 full charge per
day (5 days week / 48 weeks = 7,200kWh), supplied via pre-loaded bp pulse
Charge Card, sent directly to customer after vehicle handover. The bp pulse
Charge Card offer is limited to dealer managed retail sales only. Corporate fleet
sales are not eligible for this offer. The process to claim the bp pulse Charge
Card will be detailed separately. This offer cannot be exchanged for a purchase
discount or cash alternative and is based on new VN5 sales ordered and
delivered before 31 March 2021. The bp pulse Charge Card terms and conditions
and national locations can be found via the bp pulse app or at the following
web address:
https://network.bppulse.co.uk
** Pure EV (electric-only) range 60.9 miles, Pure EV range City 75.8 miles in accordance with EAER Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP) figures (October 2020).
** Pure EV (electric-only) range 60.9 miles, Pure EV range City 75.8 miles in accordance with EAER Worldwide Harmonised Light Vehicle Test Procedure (WLTP) figures (October 2020).
