Northgate is making it easier for fleets to transition to electric vehicles by addressing lead-time delays on the latest commercial EV models.

Although many businesses are keen to electrify their fleets before the 2030 deadline, the delays being faced by customers looking to take delivery of new eLCVs means that companies looking to begin this process ahead of time still need help finding available stock.

To help businesses begin the transition process immediately, Northgate has ensured a ready supply of various eLCVs that can be delivered to customers without any lead time delays. Customers will also benefit from a robust electrification program and consultancy, packaged as Drive to Zero, which supports businesses in making this change.

Northgate is unique in its ability to offer both EV vans and charging infrastructure solutions in a single package, thanks to its partnership with ChargedEV, which is part of the Redde Northgate Group. Northgate customers can benefit from a brand-new electric vehicle and suitable charging infrastructure through a single managed contract, payable via a single monthly invoice.

Northgate commercial EV models ready for delivery

“While lead time delays have become commonplace across the industry, Northgate has ensured that it has a readily available stock of new electric vans which can be delivered to customers within days,” explained Neil McCrossan, Northgate’s sales and marketing director. “When this readily available stock of vehicles is combined with the support of our Drive to Zero electrification program, there has never been a better time to begin the journey to an electric fleet.”

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