The Maxus eDeliver 5 is the latest in a long line of electric vans that the Chinese brand is bringing to the UK. As the number in the name suggests, this model sits between the company’s smallest eDeliver 3 and the mid-size eDeliver 7. As students of the Maxus range will know, those two models fit...
The Maxus eDeliver 3 conforms to some of the conventions for an electric van - it has all the usual space for passengers and cargo - but is one of the quirkier vans on sale in the UK. It is powered by a battery and electric motor combo, but this is nothing too out of the ordinary at the moment, but...
The usual players in the large van market are well established and, for the most part, really very good. But undercutting them all on price is this entrant from Chinese brand Maxus – the Deliver 9. First launched in 2020 (without much fanfare, due to Covid-19) it’s now available to buy in the UK...
The Maxus eDeliver 7 is the latest all-electric van to come from the Chinese manufacturer. It takes on what is arguably the most competitive segment in the light-commercial vehicle industry as it looks to compete with the best medium vans. This means that it is up against some really strong rivals...
The Maxus T90 EV is a ground breaker – it is the first fully electric pickup truck that you can buy in the UK. Although you can get a few battery-powered pickup trucks elsewhere in the world, none of them have come to this country until now. Maxus has been selling electric versions of the small...
The Maxus name might be a familiar one to those with long memories of the UK van market, but this eDeliver 9 electric van is a long way from the old LDVs to bear the Maxus model name. It’s a relatively new van, first released to comparatively little fanfare in 2020, and is now available in both...
The exterior dimensions of the eDeliver 5 are neither small nor medium, with it slotting neatly in between the two classes. It is, in this sense, close to the VW ID.Buzz Cargo. It’s good news that the lower of the two sits under 2m in height, as this should allow it to get under most urban height...
