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Piaggio Porter specialist range offers electric option


11 July 2005, source LAWR


Piaggio Ltd has introduced the 2005 Porter range of vans and specialist vehicles to the UK market. The versatile and compact Porter range offers customers in both the private and public sectors, a choice of seven models, two chassis, three engines - including electric power, two wheelbases, two-wheel drive or four-wheel drive, more than 50 specialist bodywork variations and payload capacities ranging from 560 kg to 1120 kg - depending on model.
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