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9 models

Cargo Vans and Panel Vans for Export

Six panel and cargo bodies, from the 5 m³ Dana V1 to the 11.4 m³ V80 PRO. Four are battery-electric, one is a range-extender, one is diesel — and payload runs to 1.5 tonnes on the EV80 PRO and the Super EREV.

Cargo Vans available for export

9 models in this hub, each with a full spec table, gallery and homologation notes on its own page.

About cargo vans for export

Load floor height is the specification that decides fleet adoption and the one most buyers overlook. The Dana V1 and V1L sit at 520 mm and the V80 PRO at 540 mm, which on a two-hundred-drop day is the difference between a courier stepping up and climbing. Rear doors open to 270° on the Dana bodies and to 225° on request on the EV80 PRO.

Battery choice is a payload decision, not just a range decision. The Dana V1L is offered from 50 to 83 kWh, and specifying the largest pack by default costs more payload than the extra range is usually worth. Fix the pack size on the proforma invoice.

For markets where charging is unreliable, the Dana Super EREV is the outlier worth understanding: it drives as a pure electric van — the engine never turns the wheels — but carries a generator that recharges the pack on the move, for 312 km on battery and 1,260 km CLTC combined.

Where do these models ship?

Worldwide, on FOB or CIF terms. Steering is the first constraint — East and Southern Africa and much of ASEAN are right-hand drive, while the GCC, Central Asia and Latin America are left-hand drive throughout. Caribbean and Pacific island markets are mixed and buy in ones and twos, which we quote for.

Ready to price a shipment?

Send the model, destination port and quantity. A proforma invoice with FOB and CIF options follows within one business day.