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Citröen BERLINGO
Available configurations: 2Monthly payment (incl. VAT):
From 289€
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Citröen Jumpy
Available configurations: 2Monthly payment (incl. VAT):
From 489€
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Citröen JUMPER
Available configurations: 1Monthly payment (incl. VAT):
From 519€
Citroën van operating lease and full-service rental for businesses
Citroën is a French automotive brand whose van range includes solutions for businesses of different sizes and a wide range of work requirements. Our range includes the Citroën Berlingo and Citroën Jumper – two vans of different sizes that share a practical design and the flexibility to choose the right solution for the job.
Citroën’s van range includes both diesel and electric models, giving businesses the opportunity to choose a van based on how it will actually be used. For example, the electric Berlingo Van offers a WLTP range of up to 337 km, while the electric Jumper offers up to 424 km.
Why do our experts recommend Citroën vans?
For our experts, the key strength of Citroën vans is the combination of practicality and everyday comfort. A van is first and foremost a working tool for a business – it needs to have enough space for the necessary equipment, be easy to load and provide the driver with a comfortable working environment throughout the day.
Citroën has also focused on making its newer vans more than just vehicles with maximum cargo capacity. With the Berlingo, for example, the manufacturer highlights improved driver comfort, parking assistance, connectivity and various driver assistance systems. The Jumper also focuses on a practical driver environment and modern technology.
That is why we recommend Citroën vans to businesses looking for a work vehicle that combines the necessary cargo space, everyday comfort and the flexibility to choose the powertrain that best suits their work.
Citroën Berlingo or Jumper – which van should you choose?
These two models serve quite different purposes within a business.
The Citroën Berlingo is a more compact van that is easy to use in the city and for everyday work trips. It is well suited to businesses that need to transport tools, smaller goods or equipment but do not require the dimensions of a larger van. Flexibility is another strength of the Berlingo, with the manufacturer offering different powertrains and equipment options.
The Citroën Jumper is a larger van for businesses that require more cargo space. Depending on the version, the electric Jumper offers a cargo volume of 13–17 m³, making it a suitable solution for businesses whose tools, materials or goods simply cannot fit into a smaller van.
Diesel or electric van?
Electric options are becoming increasingly important in Citroën’s van range. Both the Berlingo Van and Jumper are available as fully electric models, meaning businesses do not have to switch to a completely different type of vehicle when moving to an electric van.
An electric van can be particularly practical for businesses whose work is mainly carried out in the city or along regular daily routes and where the van can be charged regularly. For example, the ë-Berlingo Van can travel up to 337 km on a single charge, while fast charging can replenish the battery from 0–80% in around 30 minutes.
For higher mileage, longer working days and less predictable routes, a diesel van may still be the more practical solution.
Why choose a Citroën van on operating lease or full-service rental?
When choosing a Citroën van, it is worth starting with your business’s actual needs. The Berlingo is well suited as a compact work vehicle and for city driving, while the Jumper is designed for businesses that need more cargo space.
Operating lease is suitable for businesses that want to manage the van’s maintenance and other vehicle-related services themselves. Full-service rental takes these responsibilities off your hands by bringing the agreed vehicle-related costs together into one monthly payment.
Our experts recommend choosing a van based on what you transport, how much you drive and how much of the vehicle management you want to handle yourself.
