2022 MERCEDES-BENZ EVITO 116 E 66kwh Progressive Auto Fwd L2 6dr (lwb)

Looking to electrify your fleet with an efficient and reliable used commercial vehicle? The used Mercedes Benz eVito offers a premium electric van experience tailored for urban businesses. This buying guide will provide a comprehensive overview, helping you navigate the UK used market for this impressive zero-emission workhorse.

Used Mercedes Benz Evito Price Guide (UK 2025/26)

The price of a used eVito can vary significantly based on mileage, battery health, trim level, and age. Here’s a general guide for 2025/26:

Year	Mileage (est.)	Price Range (excl. VAT)
2020	40,000 - 60,000	£18,000 - £23,000
2021	25,000 - 45,000	£21,000 - £27,000
2022	10,000 - 30,000	£25,000 - £32,000

Key Specifications

• Payload: Early models (pre-2022) typically offered payloads around 900-925kg. Later, more powerful eVito models (eVito 66 kWh battery) can carry up to 905-1,015kg, depending on configuration.
• Load Volume: The eVito is based on the standard Vito panel van, offering a respectable load volume of approximately 6.0 m³ (L2 model) or 6.6 m³ (L3 model – less common for eVito).
• Dimensions:
  • Length (L2): 5140 mm
  • Width (incl. mirrors): 2244 mm
  • Height: 1910 mm
• Engine Options: The eVito is fully electric.
  • Pre-2022 models: 41 kWh usable battery, generating 85 kW (114 hp) and 300 Nm torque. WLTP range typically 80-90 miles.
  • Post-2022 models (eVito 66 kWh): 60 kWh usable battery, generating 85 kW (114 hp) and 360 Nm torque. WLTP range typically 162 miles. This is the more desirable version for most businesses.
• Euro Standard: Being fully electric, the eVito is a "Zero Emission Vehicle" and exceeds all Euro standards.

What to Look For When Buying Used

• Battery Health: This is paramount. Request a battery health certificate if possible. Mercedes-Benz typically offers an 8-year/100,000-mile battery warranty. Check how much warranty remains. A significant drop in range could indicate battery degradation.
• Charging Port Condition: Inspect the Type 2 and CCS charging ports for damage, corrosion, or loose connections.
• Software Updates: Ensure the vehicle has had all relevant software updates. Mercedes-Benz frequently issues updates for EV performance and battery management.
• Service History: A full service history is essential, especially for an EV. Look for evidence of regular checks, particularly concerning the electric drivetrain and battery cooling systems.
• Common Faults: While generally reliable, some owners have reported minor issues with infotainment systems or door catch mechanisms. Crucially, the eVito does not have a DPF or timing chain/belt to worry about, simplifying maintenance compared to its diesel counterparts.
• Rust Spots: Mercedes-Benz vans can be susceptible to surface rust, especially around wheel arches, door sills, and panel edges. Inspect these areas thoroughly.

Running Costs for Businesses

• Typical Insurance: Insurance groups for the eVito can range from 33-37 (out of 50) depending on the trim and specification. Expect annual premiums from £800 - £1,500+ for typical business use, influenced by location, driver history, and no-claims bonus.
• Fuel Economy (Electricity): Running costs are significantly lower than diesel. Charging at night using off-peak tariffs (e.g., 7p-15p per kWh) can result in a 'fuel cost' of around 2p-4p per mile. Public fast charging is more expensive but still generally cheaper than diesel.
• Servicing: Electric vans have fewer moving parts, leading to lower servicing costs. Mercedes-Benz recommends service intervals of around 25,000 miles or 1 year. Expect costs from £250 - £500 for a minor service, with major services costing more.
• ULEZ/CAZ Compliance: As a zero-emission vehicle, the eVito is 100% compliant with all UK Ultra Low Emission Zones (ULEZ), Clean Air Zones (CAZ), and upcoming Zero Emission Zones (ZEZ), saving businesses significant charges.

Is the Mercedes Benz Evito Right For Your Business?

The Mercedes Benz eVito is ideal for businesses operating primarily in urban and suburban environments that require a premium, professional image. Its relatively modest range (especially the earlier 41 kWh models) makes it best suited for:

• Last-mile delivery services
• Small trade businesses (electricians, plumbers, florists)
• Businesses needing daily return-to-depot operations for overnight charging
• Companies committed to sustainability and reducing their carbon footprint.

Alternatives to consider: If you need longer range, the Ford E-Transit, Maxus eDeliver 3, or the larger Mercedes eSprinter might be better. For a more compact option, consider the Citroen e-Berlingo Van or Vauxhall Combo-e. However, for a blend of quality, comfort, and zero-emission capability in the mid-size van segment, the eVito remains a strong contender.