Citroen Berlingo 623 LX L1 Electric
Overview
The Citroen Berlingo Electric is the same van as the Peugeot Partner Electric. They have a 22.5kWh battery pack, 3 seats up front and have DC rapid charging. This Berlingo is the standard L1 body with a sliding side door on the nearside and 3.3m3 cargo area.
The van is fitted with a Pioneer DAB radio with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto & Bluetooth. In the rear are ply shelves and a 12mm wisadeck anti-slip floor & ply side panels.
For full details of specifications and dimensions, refer to the Peugeot brochures below. The Partner & Berlingo electric van specifications remained unchanged from 2014-2021. Also see the Peugeot Partner Electric guide for information on specs, model changes and warranties.
Peugeot Partner brochure July 2018
Peugeot Partner Electric overview 2017
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Vehicle details
Model: Citroen Berlingo 635 LX L1 Electric 22kWh
Registration: FX67VTZ
Date of registration: 10/11/2017
Mileage: 28,118 (this may increase slightly)
Colour: White
Range
The range of a vehicle is dictated by the battery capacity, driving style and temperature. Just like a petrol or diesel vehicle, range is reduced is you drive fast or uneconomically. For further details, see Range Explained.
The official (NEDC) range is 106 miles, but in real life this is typically around 80-90 miles in the summer, if driven economically. Range is reduced in winter to around 60-70 miles, but this does depend on the temperature and heating use.
The range you can achieve with a full battery (approx 20kWh) at different average driving economies is:
4.5 mpkWh (super efficient city driving) = 90 miles
4.0 mpkWh (efficient summer driving) = 80 miles
3.8 mpkWh (average driving) = 76 miles
3.2 mpkWh (efficient winter driving) = 64 miles
2.8 mpkWh (very cold winter driving) = 56 miles
Charging
This van has both AC charging and DC rapid charging. The rapid charging is via a 50kW Chademo port at the rear.
The AC charging is via a type1 (J1772) port at the front, which charges at 3.6kW/16A. At 3.6kWh, you'll add about 15 miles of range per hour of charging.
You can also charge from a standard 240V mains socket using a portable charger cable (often called a granny cable). These charge at 2.3kW/10A and add about 10 miles per hour of charging.
Charging would typically be overnight or top-ups between trips, when the van is not in use.
Charge times (from empty) are approx:
25 mins to 80% on a 50kW DC rapid charger
7 hours to 100% on a 7kW AC charger
9 hours to 100% on a 2.3kW portable charger
The van comes with a type1 to type 2 AC charge cable and a portable charger.
Battery
22.5kWh lithium-ion battery, of which around 20.5kWh is usable.
It is not possible to test the battery health on these vans as the battery management system does not report the state of health. However, these packs will typically last the life of the vehicle and only lose around 1% per year.
MoT
The current MoT expires 08/11/2024.
What's included
2 remote keys
Type1 to type2 AC charge cable
10 mtr portable charger (granny cable)
Handbooks in wallet
12mm wisadeck anti-slip floor & ply side panels
Plywood shelves
Pioneer DAB radio with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto & Bluetooth
Fitted seat covers
Extra rubber mats