Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Freezer Van
2026 · Refrigerated body · Diesel · Automatic · All Mercedes-Benz models
- Body type
- Refrigerated body
- Payload
- up to ~1,000 kg after insulation and the freezer unit
- Load volume
- ~10 m³ after lining
- Emissions
- Euro 6
Payload and load volume are indicative — both vary with wheelbase, roof height, trim and any body conversion. We confirm the figures for the exact variant on your quote.
from £649 /month ex VAT
£778.80 /month inc VAT · initial rental £4,672.80 inc VAT
Estimate only — move the term, mileage and rentals down to see roughly how the monthly changes. We confirm your actual rental in writing.
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Guide price basis: 48-month term, 10,000 miles a year, 6 rentals down, maintenance excluded, ex VAT. Business contract hire — a fixed monthly rental over an agreed term and mileage, with the vehicle returned at the end. Maintenance can be added; excess mileage and end-of-lease condition charges are set out before you sign. Change the term, the mileage or the rentals down and the monthly changes with them.
Availability: Listings show the vehicles we can supply, not stock held on site. Specific variants, trim levels, body conversions and delivery dates depend on factory lead times and availability at the time you order, and some vehicles are build-to-order. Nothing is reserved for your business until we confirm it in writing. If we cannot get the exact vehicle you have asked for, we will tell you and set out the closest alternative we can.
A deep-frozen conversion on the Sprinter, with heavy insulation, a high-capacity refrigeration unit and a hygienic sealed load area. Built for frozen distribution rather than occasional chilled work.
- Heavy insulation and high-capacity unit for deep-frozen operating temperatures
- Sealed, hygienic load area with strip curtains and an anti-slip floor
- Rear-wheel drive chassis suited to heavy, high-mileage distribution
- Electric standby for overnight holding without running the engine
A Mercedes-Benz Sprinter freezer van on business contract hire starts from a guide price of £649 a month ex VAT. Deep-frozen work demands thicker insulation, a more powerful unit and a chassis that will survive high-mileage distribution — which is why frozen operators keep coming back to the Sprinter.
Guide price · from £649/month ex VAT (£778.80 inc VAT). This is an indicative “from” guide price, not a quote, and it is quoted against 48-month term, 10,000 miles a year, 6 rentals down, maintenance excluded, ex VAT. Your actual rental depends on the exact variant, the term, the mileage and the rentals down — we confirm it in writing before anything is agreed. Guide prices last reviewed 1 September 2026.
Availability: Listings show the vehicles we can supply, not stock held on site. Specific variants, trim levels, body conversions and delivery dates depend on factory lead times and availability at the time you order, and some vehicles are build-to-order. Nothing is reserved for your business until we confirm it in writing. If we cannot get the exact vehicle you have asked for, we will tell you and set out the closest alternative we can.
Can my business lease the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter without years of filed accounts?
Often, yes. Commercial underwriting looks at the business, its directors and whether the monthly rental is comfortably affordable — not only at how many years of accounts have been filed — so new limited companies are genuinely considered for the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter. We work best with good and fair credit profiles; adverse credit is reviewed case by case, and if we cannot help we will tell you honestly rather than leave you waiting. Asking for a guide quote on this van is free and commits you to nothing, and any agreement that follows is between your business and FleetMe.
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter — your questions
Why does a freezer van cost so much more than a chiller?
Thicker insulation, a larger refrigeration unit, better door seals and a heavier build all add cost and weight, and the unit works far harder in service. It is a genuinely different specification, not an upgrade — so it is worth confirming you need frozen rather than chilled.
What is ATP certification and do I need it?
ATP is the international agreement covering temperature-controlled transport of perishable foodstuffs, and it matters mainly for cross-border work. For purely domestic distribution it is generally not required, but some customers ask for it contractually. Check your customer requirements before you specify.
How long can it hold temperature with the engine off?
That depends on insulation, ambient temperature and how often the doors open, and any specific figure would be a guess. With electric standby connected to a mains supply it will hold indefinitely, which is why overnight-loaded operations specify it as standard.
How leasing with FleetMe works
We supply the vehicle. Your hire agreement is with FleetMe — there is no third party in the middle, and no one else sets your price. You tell us the vehicle, the term and the mileage you need; we confirm the monthly rental and what is included in writing before anything is agreed. It costs nothing to ask, and we will tell you honestly if we cannot help.
This is business contract hire: a fixed monthly rental over an agreed term and mileage, with the vehicle returned at the end. You are hiring it, not buying it, so there is no balloon payment and no option to purchase.
Get a written quote on the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Freezer Van
The figures on this page are guide prices. Tell us the term and the annual mileage you actually need and we price your specification properly — rentals quoted ex VAT with the VAT-inclusive figure alongside.
- ✓ Your agreement is with FleetMe
- ✓ We confirm your quote in writing
- ✓ New limited companies considered
Thanks — your enquiry is in.
We’ll go through what you need and come back with a written quote, usually the same working day. Your agreement would be with FleetMe — we supply the vehicle, and we confirm it in writing before anything is agreed.
What happens next
- 1 We read what you sent us. We check the vehicle, the length and the mileage you asked for, and work out what we can do at that specification.
- 2 We come back with a written quote. Usually the same working day. It sets out the vehicle, how long you have it, the mileage, the initial rental and the monthly figure — ex VAT with the VAT-inclusive figure alongside.
- 3 You decide. Nothing is committed until you have that in writing and you are happy to go ahead. If we can’t help, we’ll tell you honestly and say why.
Nothing is committed at this stage, and if we can’t help we’ll tell you honestly rather than leave you waiting.
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