International Van of the Year

The International Van of the Year is an annual award, which is made by the international transport sector. Each year an expert jury, consisting of leading, authoritative specialist journalists, selects the International Van of the Year, from the new vehicles appearing on the European market.[1]

Results

The first receiver of the award was the Volkswagen T4, when it received the inaugural award in 1992.

Winners sorted by manufacturer
Citroën 5 Jumper (1994) Berlingo (1997) Jumpy (2008) Nemo (2009) Berlingo (2019)
Fiat 5 Ducato (1994) Doblò (2006) Scudo (2008) Fiorino (2009) Doblò (2011)
Ford 5 Transit (2001) Transit Connect (2003) Transit (2007) Transit Custom (2013) Transit Connect (2014)
Iveco 3 Daily (2000) Daily (2015) Daily Blue Power (2018)
Mercedes-Benz 3 Sprinter (1995) Vito (1996) Vito (2005)
Nissan 2 Sunny Van (1993) NV200 (2010)
Opel 3 Opel/Vauxhall Movano (1999) Vivaro (2002) Combo (2019)
Peugeot 5 Boxer (1994) Partner (1997) Expert (2008) Bipper (2009) Partner (2019)
Renault 3 Master (1998) Trafic (2002) Kangoo Z.E. (2012)
Volkswagen 4 T4 (1992) T5 (2004) T6 (2016) Crafter (2017)
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gollark: Also "it might be bad for children because [EQUIVOCATION] and apparently bad study".
gollark: I did GCSE German so I vaguely remember a bunch of the grammar and words.
gollark: It seems like this is being approached from the perspective of "you need to show very well that there's a good reason to make this legal" and not the other way round, because apparently people are just used to "of course things which *might* be bad are banned".
gollark: I don't know. Do you know? Does *anyone* actually have high-quality information on this?

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