what you DIDN'T know about the Maxus e Deliver 9 2024...

what you DIDN'T know about the Maxus e Deliver 9 2024...
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design and build 03:39
market and model range 09:10
cost of ownership 11:13
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Chinese brand Maxus wants customers in search of a large full-electric van to consider this eDeliver 9 model. Jonathan Crouch drives it.
Ten Second Review
The Maxus eDeliver 9 doesn't quite have the impressive value proposition of its diesel range stablemate but business customers still get a lot for their money with this ambitious Chinese-made LCV. If profit matters more than polish on your fleet, this contender could be worth a try.
Background
Maxus might still be a brand unfamiliar to you. It's owned by Chinese manufacturing giant SAIC, who bought out LDV in 2009, then renamed it and have since set about revolutionising the LCV product range. Most recently with full-EV models, the mid-sized eDeliver 3 and this large eDeliver 9.
This won't be the first large van you think of when seeking an all-electric product in this segment, but it stacks up well on paper in terms of battery choice, equipment and warranty. Worth a closer look then.
Writer - Jonathan Crouch
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Can you do a review of the low floor Luton version of the eDeliver9?

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Unfortunately they don't have one for us to test!

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