2026 LDV eDeliver 5 price and specs: Small electric van now on sale

The LDV electric van range has expanded to three models with the impending arrival of a new compact offering rated for up to 335km of driving range.

  • 2026 LDV eDeliver 5 pricing and specifications
  • Small electric van arrives from less than $50,000 for ABN holders
  • Rated for up to 335km of driving range
  • Priced from $47,990 drive-away in limited offer

LDV has fast-tracked the launch of its smallest and cheapest electric van in Australia to date, the 2026 LDV eDeliver 5, due in showrooms in July in three body formats.

The eDeliver 5 fits between the small Volkswagen Caddy and mid-size Toyota HiAce in footprint, and will compete with the Kia PV5 as one of the more compact vans – electric or otherwise – available locally.

It will be priced from $47,990 drive-away for ABN holders – as part of LDV’s limited-time deal – or $52,621 drive-away for private buyers in short-wheelbase, low-roof guise.

The drive-away prices make the eDeliver 5 one of the cheapest electric vans in the country, competing with the Farizon V7E at $49,990 drive-away for private buyers, and Kia PV5 at $55,990 plus on-roads.

MORE: 2026 Farizon V7E electric van priced competitively for tradies

The eDeliver 5 is also similar in price to the entry-level diesel Caddy, which is $46,500 plus on-road costs for a smaller van.

LDV says it has fast-tracked the Australian launch of its third electric van, after the eDeliver 7 and eDeliver 9, after air-freighting an example to local roads for “final validation”.

Expressions of interest are now open, as are order books at “participating LDV dealers”, ahead of the first deliveries in July 2026.

Powering the new van is a single 120kW/420Nm front electric motor and 64kWh battery pack, for WLTP-rated driving ranges between 301km and 335km, depending on variant, and a 20 to 80 per cent fast-charge time of 36 minutes at up to 70kW.

MORE: 2026 Kia PV5 electric van price announced as brand’s first HiAce rival in 20 years

A table detailing body lengths, payloads, cargo volume and other key specifications is included at the bottom of this story, but the short-wheelbase LDV is similar in length to, and slightly wider than, a long-wheelbase Caddy.

“There has been a seismic shift in consumer behaviour due to recent geopolitical tensions, fuel insecurity, and surging diesel costs,” LDV Australia general manager Dinesh Chinnappa said in a media statement.

“With that in mind we brought forward our plans to introduce the LDV eDeliver 5 to the Australian market, which is why stock will initially be limited.”

A five-year/160,000km warranty will be offered on the vehicle, plus an eight-year/250,000km battery warranty.

2026 LDV eDeliver 5 price in Australia

  • eDeliver SWB low-roof – $47,990 for ABN holders (launch offer) / $52,621 for private buyers
  • eDeliver LWB low-roof – $52,990 for ABN holders / $55,779 for private buyers
  • eDeliver LWB high-roof – $54,990 for ABN holders / $57,884 for private buyers

Note: All prices above are drive-away.

2026 LDV eDeliver 5 standard features:

  • Three-seat layout
  • Overhead cabin storage
  • Vinyl cabin and cargo area flooring
  • 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, FM/DAB radio
  • 7.0-inch instrument display
  • Windowless twin sliding doors
  • Rear ‘barn’ doors
  • Vehicle-to-load technology

2026 LDV eDeliver 5 specifications:

SpecificationSWB low-roofLWB low-roofLWB high-roof
DrivetrainSingle electric motor, FWDSingle electric motor, FWDSingle electric motor, FWD
Electric motor outputs120kW/240Nm120kW/240Nm120kW/240Nm
Battery capacity64kWh64kWh64kWh
Claimed driving range (WLTP)335km321km301km
DC fast charging maximum70kW70kW70kW
DC 20 to 80 per cent fast-charge time36 minutes36 minutes36 minutes
Vehicle-to-load output6.6kW6.6kW6.6kW
Cargo volume6.6 cubic metres7.5 cubic metres8.7 cubic metres
Cargo area length2654mm3042mm3042mm
Cargo area width at widest point1704mm1704mm1704mm
Cargo area width between wheel arches1250mm1250mm1250mm
Cargo area height1455mm1455mm1675mm
Rear door opening width1305mm1305mm1305mm
Rear door opening height1270mm1270mm1490mm
Side door opening width x height869mm x 1243mm869mm x 1243mm869mm x 1243mm
Vehicle length4800mm5250mm5250mm
Vehicle wheelbase3100mm3450mm3450mm
Vehicle width (excl. mirrors)1874mm1874mm1874mm
Vehicle height1960mm1960mm2180mm
Gross Combination Mass4550kg4695kg4695kg
Gross Vehicle Mass3050kg3195kg3195kg
Kerb weight1850kg1930kg1930kg
Payload1200kg1265kg1265kg

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