✅ Standard Equipment Highlights

• Safety and Driver Assistance

  • Driver and co-driver airbags

  • Electronic Stability Programme (ESP)

  • Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)

  • Traction Control (ASR)

  • Crosswind Assist

  • Attention Assist (driver fatigue monitoring)

  • Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)

  • Hill-Start Assist

• Exterior and Lighting

  • Heated, electrically adjustable exterior mirrors

  • Rear twin doors (for panel vans) or twin-sliding doors/tailgate options, depending on body style

  • Daytime running lights

• Interior and Comfort

  • Comfort driver’s seat with height and lumbar adjustment

  • Multifunction steering wheel

  • Central locking with remote control

  • Air conditioning (standard on most trims from “Progressive” upwards)

  • High-quality interior materials and sound insulation for quieter driving

• Technology and Infotainment

  • Digital radio (DAB)

  • USB and Bluetooth connectivity

  • Smartphone integration (Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on newer models)

  • Infotainment screen (size depends on trim level)

  • Reversing camera (standard or widely available on most newer trims)

  • Parking sensors (standard on mid to high trims)

• Practical Features

  • Full steel bulkhead (on panel van versions)

  • Load area lighting

  • Multiple tie-down points in the load compartment

  • 12-volt power outlet

  • Durable flooring and sidewall panelling

⚙️ Notes and Considerations

• Trim Levels: Equipment can vary depending on whether the van is the PROGRESSIVE, PREMIUM, or SELECT trim. Higher trims include more technology and comfort features as standard.

• Body Style: Panel Vans are designed for load space and practicality, while Crew Vans add passenger seating and extra cabin features.

• Model Year: Later models (especially from 2024 onwards) include upgraded infotainment systems with larger touchscreens and enhanced connectivity.

• Electric Models: The eVito variants share much of the same equipment but include EV-specific systems such as regenerative braking and dedicated energy-management displays.

Load Capacity of the Mercedes-Benz Vito

The Mercedes-Benz Vito is designed to combine comfort, efficiency, and practicality, making it one of the most versatile mid-sized vans in its class. Load capacity depends on the version, body length, and model year, but here’s a general overview of what you can expect:

🔹 Load Volume (Cargo Space)

• Vito L1 (Compact): Approx. 5.5 cubic metres (m³)

• Vito L2 (Long): Approx. 6.0 cubic metres (m³)

• Vito L3 (Extra-Long): Approx. 6.6 cubic metres (m³)

🔹 Payload Capacity (Maximum Weight You Can Carry)

• Typical payload range: Between 800 kg and 1,000 kg

  • Lighter models and Crew Vans usually carry less (around 800–900 kg)

  • Panel Van variants with higher gross vehicle weights (GVW) can carry closer to 1,000 kg

🔹 Load Length and Dimensions (Approximate)

• Load length: Up to 2,908 mm (depending on model)

• Load width: Around 1,685 mm (1,270 mm between wheel arches)

• Load height: Between 1,391 mm and 1,406 mm

⚙️ Quick Summary

🧭 Notes

• The payload will vary depending on engine size, transmission, and whether the van is a Panel Van, Crew Van, or Tourer.

• Electric models (eVito) typically have a lower payload (around 850 kg) due to battery weight.

• Always check the vehicle’s plate or brochure for the exact figure, as specifications can vary slightly between trims and production years.

The eVito is the fully electric version of the popular Mercedes Vito van, designed for urban delivery and business use.

🔧 Core Specifications

• Body Lengths: L2 (standard) and L3 (long)

• Load Volume:

  • L2: ~6.0 m³

  • L3: ~6.6 m³

• Payload: Up to approximately 807 kg (depending on model and trim)

• Driving Range: Around 160–162 miles WLTP (varies by battery version)

• Battery: 66 kWh lithium-ion (newer versions)

• Charging: Rapid DC charging available; 10–80 % in roughly 35 minutes on suitable chargers

• Dimensions (L2 Panel Van, approximate):

  • Length: 5,140 mm

  • Width: 1,928 mm (excluding mirrors)

  • Height: 1,910 mm

⚙️ Notes

• Payload and load volume can vary depending on trim, options, and body style (Panel Van vs Crew Van).

• eVito has a slightly lower payload than the diesel Vito due to battery weight.

• Electric models include standard safety and driver assistance features similar to the diesel Vito (ESP, airbags, TPMS, crosswind assist).

📋 Useful FAQ Entry

What is the load capacity of the Mercedes eVito?
The eVito offers load volumes of around 6.0 m³ in the L2 version and around 6.6 m³ in the L3 version. The payload (maximum weight the van can carry in addition to its own weight) is up to approximately 807 kg in recent UK versions. These figures can vary slightly depending on trim, options, body length, and whether it’s the panel-van or crew version, so always check the specification for the exact vehicle.

The Vito diesel is available with a range of engines, offering different power levels depending on the variant and model year. Typical outputs include:

• 110 CDI – 1.7 L engine producing approximately 102 hp

• 114 CDI – 2.1 L engine producing approximately 136 hp

• 116 CDI – 2.1 L engine producing approximately 163 hp

• 119 CDI – 2.1 L engine producing approximately 190 hp

⚙️ Notes

• Engine choice can affect payload, fuel economy, and towing capacity.

• Availability of specific engines may vary by trim level, body style (Panel Van, Crew Van, Tourer), and model year.

• All diesel variants are paired with either a manual or automatic transmission, depending on specification.