- PEUGEOT is supplying Royal Mail with 2,100 electric vans, including over 1,000 UK-built E-PARTNERs, enhancing holiday deliveries.
- This partnership supports Royal Mail’s goal to achieve Net-Zero carbon emissions by 2040, cutting emissions by 6,000 tonnes of CO₂ annually.
- As the UK’s best-selling electric van brand, PEUGEOT holds a 19.5% market share for electric light commercial vehicles.
Royal Mail expands electric fleet with strengthened PEUGEOT partnership
PEUGEOT has strengthened its long-term partnership with Royal Mail by supplying 2,100 electric vans. This includes over 1,000 E-PARTNER vans, which are built in the UK. The new vans are hitting the streets this week. As a piece of EV history, they will be the first electric vehicles to display King Charles III’s cypher.

PEUGEOT has been a trusted partner for Royal Mail since 2009, supplying electric vans since 2014. The latest addition to their fleet will be charged on-site using 100% renewable energy.
In addition to the electric vans, Royal Mail has introduced hydrotreated vegetable oil (HVO) for its heavy goods vehicles. This renewable fuel produces up to 90% less direct carbon emissions than traditional diesel.
PEUGEOT is currently the best-selling electric van brand in the UK. It holds a 19.5% share of the electric light commercial vehicle market as of September 2024. The new E-PARTNER features advanced technology, including a range of up to 213 miles and a payload capacity of 780 kg.