Review of the Fiat e-Scudo

The Fiat e-Scudo is a new electric van that offers a practical and capable solution for businesses of all sizes. 

Rivals to the Fiat e-Scudo include the Peugeot e-Expert, Citroen e-Dispatch, and Vauxhall Vivaro Electric.

Our Fiat e-Scudo review covers:

• Modern and stylish exterior with a sleek grille with a prominent Fiat logo
• Well-laid-out interior providing ample room for cargo and passengers
• Load volume ranges from 4.9 cubic metres to 6.1, and maximum of 1.2 tonnes payload 
• Available with two battery sizes, 50kWh and 75kWh 
• Two trim levels are available: Tecnico and Business

Pros:

• Plenty of space
• Comfortable ride
• Easy to drive and manoeuvre

Cons:

• Slightly cramped cabin
• Not as affordable as some rivals
• Battery charging can take a long time

The Fiat e-Scudo exudes a modern and stylish appearance, seamlessly integrating the electric vehicle's characteristics into its overall design. Its front fascia features a sleek grille with a prominent Fiat logo, complemented by sharp LED headlights that enhance visibility and contribute to the van's contemporary look. The side profile showcases clean lines and well-proportioned dimensions, while the rear end adopts a functional design with vertical taillights. Overall, the e-Scudo's design strikes a balance between practicality and aesthetics, projecting a professional and modern image.

The Fiat e-Scudo is designed with practicality at its core, catering to the diverse needs of businesses and individuals. The van's interior is spacious and well-laid-out, providing ample room for cargo and passengers alike. The cabin features comfortable seating, ample storage compartments, and a user-friendly dashboard with easy-to-access controls. Additionally, the e-Scudo offers a variety of body styles, including Panel Van, Combi Van, and Crew Van, catering to specific business requirements. Whether transporting goods, accommodating passengers, or serving as a mobile workspace, the e-Scudo's versatility and practicality make it a valuable asset.

The Fiat e-Scudo boasts impressive boot space, offering ample capacity for various cargo needs. The load volume ranges from 4.9 cubic metres to 6.1 cubic metres, depending on the selected body style. This generous cargo area can accommodate bulky items, equipment, or tools, making the e-Scudo suitable for a wide range of business applications. Additionally, the van's payload of up to 1.2 tonnes ensures that even heavier loads can be transported efficiently. The e-Scudo's boot space is not only spacious but also accessible, with wide-opening doors and a low loading floor that facilitates easy loading and unloading.

The Fiat e-Scudo's interior is designed to provide a comfortable and functional workspace for drivers and passengers. The cabin features a user-friendly dashboard layout with easy-to-reach controls and clear instrumentation. The steering wheel is adjustable for height and reach, while the seats offer ample support and adjustability.

The Fiat e-Scudo is available in two trim levels: Tecnico and Business.

Tecnico is the base trim level and comes standard with features such as a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Bluetooth connectivity, parking sensors and a rearview camera.

Business adds additional features such as a larger 10-inch touchscreen infotainment system, satellite navigation, a hands-free phone system, and automatic climate control.

Both trim levels are available with a choice of two battery sizes: 50kWh and 75kWh. The 50kWh battery offers a range of up to 143 miles, while the 75kWh battery extends the range to 205 miles. In addition to the standard equipment, a number of optional features are available, including a heated windscreen, a tow bar, and a roof rack.

The e-Scudo is powered by a 134bhp electric motor that provides plenty of torque for both town and motorway driving. The 0-62mph time of 12.2 seconds is respectable for a van of this size, and the top speed of 80mph is more than enough for most urban and rural journeys.

The e-Scudo is available in two battery sizes: 50kWh and 75kWh. The 50kWh battery offers a range of up to 143 miles, while the 75kWh battery extends the range to 205 miles. This should be enough for most daily commutes and deliveries.

The e-Scudo is easy to drive and manoeuvre, thanks to its light steering and tight turning circle. The ride is comfortable and well-damped, even when loaded with cargo.

The e-Scudo also comes with a number of features that make it easy to live with, such as a standard reversing camera and rear parking sensors.

The Fiat e-Scudo offers a good balance of power and performance, making it a practical and versatile choice for businesses. The electric motor provides plenty of torque for urban driving, and the van's two battery sizes offer a range that is suitable for most daily needs. The e-Scudo's regenerative braking system and three driving modes also help to extend the range and provide greater control over the van's performance.

The Fiat e-Scudo is now available for purchase at a starting on-the-road price of £44,052.00*, or it can be leased with monthly payments starting from Price On Request.

If you're considering leasing a Fiat e-Scudo, we proudly offer excellent car leasing services in the UK. Our leasing deals include a manufacturer's warranty, road tax, breakdown insurance, and free delivery to most areas of the UK mainland (excluding specific regions).

Leasing a Fiat e-Scudo can often be a more financially advantageous option compared to purchasing outright, thanks to the fixed monthly payments, variable mileage options, low initial rental, and flexible contract durations.

It's important to note that the 'on-the-road' price mentioned includes a year's road fund license, DVLA first registration fee, and a number plate fee. Please be aware that this price is accurate at the time of publication and is subject to change. To get the most up-to-date information, we recommend contacting your nearest retailer.