Are you a roofer? Then a roof rack will come in handy. Delivering meals? A cooling system will definitely be useful. As an installer, you might need shelving or a ladder system.

So ask yourself what volume you need to transport your materials. What are the maximum lengths? What are the ideal conditions to get everything safely from point A to point B? Your preferences quickly reveal which vans match your needs.

Do you mainly drive within the city? Or does your route mostly involve highways? These are decisive questions that help determine whether a petrol, diesel, hybrid or electric van is the best choice for you. Also make sure to take today’s circulation plans and low‑emission zones (LEZ) into account. Then there’s the choice between a manual gearbox and an automatic one — here, personal preference naturally plays a role as well.

With your answers to these questions, we can also determine the right power output for your van.

Does what you take with you each day vary, or is it always the same? Do you take colleagues with you on the road? And would it be useful if your rental van could also be used in your private life? Then a double‑cab van is exactly what you need. You can even choose whether or not to separate the cargo area from the seating area. Models like the Citroën Berlingo, Peugeot Expert or Volkswagen Caddy, for example, look like passenger cars while still offering plenty of loading space.

Many vans are available in different lengths, each with a wide range of configurations. A double‑cab van with 7 seats and extra cargo space? We make sure you get exactly the space you need.