Yes—you can tow a caravan with an electric car, provided the EV has a rated tow capacity and you stick to its limits.
Many mid-size EVs offer braked tow ratings in the ballpark of 1,200–1,600 kg, bigger electric SUVs can go higher, and some models aren’t rated at all—so check the handbook and the compliance plate.
Expect a range hit of roughly 30–50% when towing, depending on weight and aero, and plan charging stops where you can unhitch or manoeuvre the rig easily.
Make sure the van has compliant brakes (required over 750 kg), lights that actually light, a proper brake controller, and that you stay within GVM, GCM and towball download limits.
The upside? Instant torque makes hill starts a doddle, and the quiet means you’ll hear the kettle boil at the campsite; for caravans and towing kit, Tradingpost is a handy hunting ground.

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