Light insulated vans do not require a temperature regime to be set. They are used for transporting "ordinary" goods (i.e., those that do not require cooling/freezing). The wall thickness of these vans is up to 40mm. Lightly insulated vans can vary in size from small to large. Their weight is not significant, and the floor is not insulated, so maintaining a temperature regime is not necessary. The difference between lightly insulated vans and light vans is that the former are designed for vehicles with a total weight of more than 3.5 tons. The van is mounted on a steel frame, and plastic panels with minimal insulation are used. The floor is not insulated.

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The production of a lightly insulated van takes 1-2 weeks, and they are marketed in Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Norway, and Sweden.