Majority of UK Tradespeople Considering Electric Van for Next Vehicle

71% of UK’s tradespeople consider switching to electric vans, according to survey

71 per cent of UK tradespeople consider switching to electric with sparkies, brickies and younger trades keenest to plug in

Electric vehicle transition could be boosted by tradespeople ditching diesel vans

New research suggests that tradespeople, electricians and bricklayers could be leading the charge towards electric vehicles.Fresh data shows that almost three-quarters of tradespeople (71 per cent) are in favour of making the switch to an electric van as their next work vehicle.This is against a backdrop of 55 per cent of the general public who said they were considering switching to electric.Electric cars routinely make up more than one-quarter…

Majority of UK tradespeople considering electric van for next vehicle

New research commissioned by Farizon has revealed a strong majority of UK tradespeople are considering a switch to electric vans. More than 70% of respondents in the trades would consider an electric van as their next work vehicle, compared to 55% of the general public on the same question. Farizon’s research identified a generational difference in attitudes towards electric vans, with 85% of tradespeople aged 18-24 stating they would consider s…