Maxus is now accepting orders for the eDeliver 7, its new medium-size electric van that's set to rival the Citroen e-Dispatch and Vauxhall Vivaro-e.
The vehicle is available with a 77kWh or 88kWh battery, with the latter providing a range (WLTP) of up to 230 miles.
The eDeliver 7 will bridge the gap between Maxus' current eLCV offerings, the smaller eDeliver 3 and big brother, the eDeliver 9.
It can be specified in three size configurations, with a payload of up to 1200Kg.
The smallest version (L1H1) offers 5.9 cubic metres of load space and the largest payload. A longer wheelbase (L2H1) provides 6.7 cubic meters of space and up to 1,135Kg. The largest model (L2H2) has a higher roof and 8.7 cubic metres of space and 1,025Kg.
A single electric motor powers the front wheels, delivering 204PS and 330Nm.
Maxus says the eDeliver 7 has a 43 minutes charge time for 80% battery charge when using a rapid charger.
Maxus eDeliver 7 pricing, specifications and dimensions:
Variant |
Battery |
Cargo Volume (Cubic Metres) |
Wheelbase (mm) |
Payload (Kg) |
GVW (Kg) |
CV OTR |
L1 H1 |
77 kWh |
5.9 |
3000 |
1,200 |
3,500 |
£44,995 |
L1 H1 |
88 kWh |
5.9 |
3000 |
1,125 |
3,500 |
£46,995 |
L2 H1 |
77 kWh |
6.7 |
3366 |
1,135 |
3,500 |
£46,495 |
L2 H1 |
88 kWh |
6.7 |
3366 |
1,055 |
3,500 |
£48,495 |
L2 H2 |
88 kWh |
8.7 |
3366 |
1,025 |
3,500 |
£49,995 |
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