#delivery van

• Small delivery van — A small commercial motor vehicle (light utility vehicle) with a closed storage area, used especially in urban areas for rapid deliveries of goods, mail distribution, or small-volume logistical transport.
• Box truck — A medium to large motor vehicle with a closed, rigid body, specially designed and equipped for the road transport of goods, perishable products, or various equipments requiring protection against weather conditions or external factors. Unlike open utility vehicles, it features a cargo compartment completely isolated from the driver's cabin, ensuring an optimal loading volume and enhanced structural security during logistical transit.
• Light delivery van — A small-sized utility vehicle, usually derived from a passenger car chassis, equipped with a closed cabin dedicated exclusively to the transport of light goods, urban deliveries, or express courier services. Due to its compact structure and high maneuverability, this type of vehicle is ideal for small-scale commercial activities, allowing easy access to narrow streets in urban areas where large transport vehicles face weight restrictions.
• Cargo van — A medium to large motor vehicle with a closed and covered body, structurally designed for the transport of bulky goods, technical equipment, or an extended number of passengers; a term often used in logistical settings to denote modern urban distribution vans.