There are a few conversions that pop up from time to time. Ford Rangers, VW Caddys, etc. Doing your own conversion will take some time and quite a bit of expense.
A unique vehicle that I'm enjoying is a 2011 Azure (Ford) Transit Connect Minivan. Somewhere around 1000 were made in 2011 and 2012.
It should work for your small cargo needs. I'm going to try a light trailer with mine shortly.
The big issue is the company went bankrupt. So, there is no manufacturer support.
A few show up from time to time.
IAAI.COM currently has a bunch of them for sale in New York and West Virginia. Probably former DHL delivery vehicles. You may need a "Broker" to purchase.
The problem with auction vehicles is they may have issues, some simple, some a major hassle. And, limited support leaves you on your own.
Let's see.
The Azure is:
2-wheel drive, front wheel drive.
Up to about 80 mile range.
110V or 220V charging. Not particularly quick. No DC Rapid charging.
Speed is OK for freeway.
Should have AC and Heater, although for now I've just been rolling down the window.
2 seats and cargo in the back.
A unique vehicle that I'm enjoying is a 2011 Azure (Ford) Transit Connect Minivan. Somewhere around 1000 were made in 2011 and 2012.
It should work for your small cargo needs. I'm going to try a light trailer with mine shortly.
The big issue is the company went bankrupt. So, there is no manufacturer support.
A few show up from time to time.
IAAI.COM currently has a bunch of them for sale in New York and West Virginia. Probably former DHL delivery vehicles. You may need a "Broker" to purchase.
The problem with auction vehicles is they may have issues, some simple, some a major hassle. And, limited support leaves you on your own.
Let's see.
The Azure is:
2-wheel drive, front wheel drive.
Up to about 80 mile range.
110V or 220V charging. Not particularly quick. No DC Rapid charging.
Speed is OK for freeway.
Should have AC and Heater, although for now I've just been rolling down the window.
2 seats and cargo in the back.
