The Future for Sprinter Vans

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Since its introduction to the United States market in 2001, the Sprinter Van has been a mainstay in its use as a delivery vehicle, cargo mover, and people transporter. In those 20 years, Sprinter has evolved into a leading commercial van manufacturer - helping you and your business keep one step ahead of the competition. 

 

In this new decade, Spring continues to evolve. The next generation of the commercial van will be electric-powered, offering innovative solutions to best meet the needs of customers in the US. The latest addition to the Sprinter family comes equipped with a battery-electric drivetrain with a renewed focus on reliability, quality, and optimized total cost of ownership (TCO). For the new greater added value, Sprinter developed an innovative e-drive platform - the new Electronic Versatility Platform. This platform offers three battery options, allowing great flexibility in the development and design of multiple body types of the eSprinter. Previously, these options were only available with combustion engine models. 

 

The goal of the eSprinter is to design a full-size commercial van that has the same interior volume and payload capacity as an internal combustion van. Created to supplement its fleet of turbo-diesel vans, the new eSprinter is capable of working as a delivery vehicle, cargo mover, shuttle service, and even an ambulance. 

 

Complimenting its Electronic Versatility Platform, the Sprinter still pushes the envelope for technology and innovation while delivering vans with an extraordinary level of safety, performance, and cost-efficiency. The Sprinter Van itself offers superior capabilities to fit your individual commercial needs. Start building your Sprinter by choosing a durable body in the configuration you need, with all the innovative and cost-lowering features that have made Sprinter the commercial van leader for nearly two decades. Then Upfit your van with customized features and options built to your specifications to take your business to the next level. The result is a new Sprinter is truly built for you and your business.  

 

When you are ready to invest in a new or pre-owned Sprinter Van, look no further than Southport Truck Group. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff will make sure your experience is an outstanding one. From purchasing a new or used vehicle to keeping your vehicle on the road, our team is here for you. Visit our website to view our current inventory, or call us today at 813-262-0890 (Tampa) /239-210-9480 (Fort Myers) so we can help you find the perfect Sprinter Van to fit your business needs.

 

Southport Truck Group is an authorized Freightliner Sprinter dealership in Southwest Florida.

 

Sources

https://www.freightlinersprinterusa.com/freightliner/home

https://www.automotive-fleet.com/307295/whats-the-next-evolution-of-the-work-van-1
Location: 7528 US-301, Tampa, FL 33637, USA

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