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Sterling launches Canadian-made upfit packages for Kia PV5 cargo van

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By AI, Created 13:30 UTC, Sep 24, 2026, AGP -

Sterling Fleet Outfitters has launched Canadian-made commercial upfit packages built for the Kia PV5 Cargo, giving fleets and trades EV-safe storage, flooring and wall protection before the electric van arrives in Canada. The line is designed to fit the PV5’s compact cargo area and is available to quote now for businesses planning deliveries.

Why it matters: - Canadian fleets getting the Kia PV5 will have access to vehicle-specific upfit packages designed for an electric commercial van, not a retrofit built for a larger platform. - The packages are meant to help businesses use more cargo space, protect the van and create a more organized mobile workspace. - The launch gives HVAC, electrical and plumbing businesses a ready-made option for EV-safe storage and cargo protection.

What happened: - Sterling Fleet Outfitters launched a new line of Canadian-made commercial upfit solutions for the Kia PV5 Cargo. - The Kia PV5 is a new electric commercial van coming to the Canadian market. - The products are available to Canadian businesses and fleets, with packages available to quote ahead of vehicle deliveries. - Sterling is offering professional installation from its facility in Surrey, British Columbia.

The details: - The lineup includes vehicle-specific shelving, no-drill EV flooring, protective wall lining and trade packages for HVAC, electrical and plumbing professionals. - Sterling built the components around the PV5’s compact cargo area instead of adapting equipment designed for larger vans. - Packd™ C8 Series shelving uses specialized end panels designed around the PV5’s wheel wells. - The shelving is designed to sit closer to the vehicle walls, which helps maximize usable cargo space. - The installation is intended to create a clean, professional fit. - The no-drill flooring system is designed specifically for the Kia PV5. - Sterling installs the flooring without drilling through the factory floor, a step intended to protect the EV battery. - The flooring uses durable Zyply material to protect the cargo area from tools, equipment, moisture, dents and everyday wear. - PV5-specific wall lining kits are designed around the vehicle’s interior configuration. - The wall panels provide a durable, easy-to-maintain surface and a finished cargo area appearance. - Sterling is developing complete Kia PV5 commercial van packages for HVAC, electrical and plumbing applications. - Those packages combine vehicle-specific shelving and cargo protection with storage components suited to the tools, parts and equipment commonly carried by each trade. - Customers can choose individual components or work with Sterling on a complete commercial vehicle package based on trade and operational requirements. - Sterling also supports commercial fleets that need standardized vehicle packages. - The Kia PV5 commercial upfit solutions include C8 Series vehicle-specific shelving, specialized shelving end panels, no-drill EV-safe flooring, protective wall lining kits, HVAC van packages, electrical van packages, plumbing van packages and custom commercial fleet configurations.

Between the lines: - Sterling is positioning the PV5 as a specialized EV work van that needs purpose-built cargo management from day one. - The emphasis on no-drill flooring and wheel-well-specific shelving suggests the company is tailoring its products to the technical constraints of an electric platform. - The Canadian-made angle also signals a local supply and installation pitch for fleets that want faster access to support and standardized outfitting.

What's next: - Sterling says more Kia PV5 package options will continue to be quoted ahead of deliveries. - Canadian fleets can start with individual components or move into full trade-specific builds as their PV5 orders progress. - Businesses interested in the program can contact Sterling Fleet Outfitters for more information and social channels are available on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.

The bottom line: - Sterling is trying to make the Kia PV5 fleet-ready in Canada before the van arrives, with EV-safe upfits built for trades that need a compact, organized and professionally finished cargo space.

Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.

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