Yes. It is a battery-electric van with no petrol or diesel engine and produces no tailpipe emissions while driving.

Peugeot Australia quotes up to 258 km of WLTP driving range for the new E-Partner. Real-world range varies with payload, speed, weather, traffic, accessories and battery condition.

Peugeot states approximately 30 minutes to recover 0–80% charge using a suitable 100 kW DC rapid charger under favourable conditions.

The selected Australian E-Partner is offered in a long-wheelbase configuration, giving it additional cargo length while retaining compact-van dimensions.

Peugeot lists a 3.9 cubic metre load volume and a payload of 717 kg for the Australian long-wheelbase E-Partner, with final capacity affected by fitted equipment.

Peugeot Australia quotes towing capacity of up to 750 kg. The exact permissible limit and towing equipment requirements should be confirmed from the vehicle handbook and compliance information.

Peugeot lists Ice White, Artense Grey, Nera Black and Kiama Blue, with Ice White identified as the standard paint and metallic finishes potentially costing extra.

It suits businesses with reliable charging, mostly metropolitan routes and cargo needs that fit within a compact long-wheelbase electric van.