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Europcar supplies LEVC VN5 vans to Barhale fleet
Date: Monday, July 25, 2022 | Author: Sean Keywood
Civil engineering firm Barhale has added four LEVC VN5 vans to its fleet, on long-term rent from Europcar Mobility Group.
The vans, powered by an electric motor with a range-extender petrol engine, have been wrapped in Barhale branding, as well as a rear Chapter 8-compliant livery. They also feature Geotab telematics and SureCam camera systems.
Barhale fleet manager Nathan Phipps said: “We are always keen to incorporate low and no emissions vehicles into our fleet.
“Working on a diverse range of projects, including with a variety of utility companies across the UK, using more sustainable vehicles helps us to meet our own objectives as well as those of our clients. And working with Europcar gives us the flexibility to select the right vehicles for each contract, including low and zero emission models.”
Europcar UK vans and trucks director Keith Shorter said: “This latest project with Barhale is the perfect example of how we are working closely with our clients to support their own sustainability goals, reducing emissions and running costs.
“With a wide range of electric vehicles available, and a focus on actively increasing the share of green vehicles in our fleet, Europcar is helping businesses of all sizes meet their environmental targets in the best way to suit their requirements and those of their customers.”
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