There’s another Chinese EV contender entering the European market, but unlike most, Maxus is targeting a very specific niche—MPVs, pickups, and commercial vehicles. Maxus is part of SAIC Motor, one of China’s largest automakers with ambitions that stretch across the globe. Historically known for producing vans and commercial vehicles, the brand has rapidly shifted towards electric mobility and is trying to establish a foothold in Europe. Its approach is clear: offer practical, reliable, and versatile electric options that cover every corner of the market, from family-friendly MPVs to rugged pickups and efficient commercial vans.
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With competitive pricing, growing dealer networks, and technology tailored for local customers, Maxus is positioning itself as a serious alternative to the traditional European and Japanese carmakers. Let’s take a closer look at the vehicles that make up its electric line-up.
Table of Contents
- Maxus EVs at a Glance
- Maxus MIFA 7 – Practical Family MPV
- Maxus MIFA 9 – Luxury on Wheels
- Maxus T90 EV – A Pickup for Everyday Use
- Maxus eTerron 9 – The Electric Powerhouse Pickup
- Maxus eDeliver 3 – Compact Electric Van
- Maxus eDeliver 5 – The New Kid on the Block
- Maxus eDeliver 7 – The Mid-Size Van
- Maxus eDeliver 9 – Heavy Duty Capability
- Frequently Asked Questions about Maxus EVs in Europe
Maxus EVs at a Glance
When looking at the full Maxus line-up, it’s clear the brand covers everything from family transport to commercial hauling to rugged pickup work. To make comparisons easier, here’s a table showing how the main EV models here in Europe compare in range, seating or purpose, and standout features.
| Model | Type | Seating/Use | Range (WLTP) | Key stand-out feature |
| Mifa 7 | MPV | 7 passengers | 480 km (298 mi) | Spacious interior, ideal for families |
| Mifa 9 | Luxury MPV | 7 passengers | 440 km (273 mi) | Premium touches, luxury & comfort |
| T90 EV | Pickup | 5 passengers | 330 km | Pickup utility, everyday usability |
| eTerron 9 | AWD Pickup | Mixed haul / off-road | 430 km | AWD, 3.5-tonne towing, rugged performance |
| eDeliver 3 | Compact van | Cargo / fleet use | 227 km | Compact size, efficient for urban deliveries |
| eDeliver 5 | Compact van | Cargo / business | 335 km | High payload for city-focused operations |
| eDeliver 7 | Mid-size van | Cargo / business | 370 km | High payload, fast charging, versatile dimensions |
| eDeliver 9 | Large van | Cargo / fleet | 296 km | Large capacity, suited for heavier loads |
Maxus MIFA 7 – Practical Family MPV
The MIFA 7 is designed for families who need space without sacrificing efficiency. With seating for seven and a range of up to 480 km (298 mi) on a single charge, it’s one of the most capable electric MPVs available in Europe. Its spacious interior and smart cabin features make it especially appealing for long journeys, school runs, and weekend trips.
Maxus MIFA 9 – Luxury on Wheels
If the MIFA 7 is about practicality, the MIFA 9 brings luxury into the mix. Also a seven-seater, it delivers around 440 km (273 mi) of range and is fitted with premium materials and high-tech features. It’s a model that competes with premium European brands, but often at a lower cost, making it attractive for families who want comfort and status in an EV.
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Maxus T90 EV – A Pickup for Everyday Use
Pickup trucks may not be very popular in Europe, but as mentioned, Maxus is finding its niche, and an electric pickup truck is definitely one. The T90 EV is one of Europe’s first fully electric pickup trucks, with space for five passengers, a range of around 330 km (205 mi), and a load bed that makes it useful both for work and leisure. It’s an interesting alternative for buyers who like the idea of a pickup but want to go electric.
Maxus eTerron 9 – The Electric Powerhouse Pickup
For those who need serious performance, the eTerron 9 is Maxus’ new flagship electric pickup. With dual-motor all-wheel drive producing around 325 kW (436 hp), it can tow up to 3.5 tonnes while still offering a range of around 430 km (267 mi) thanks to its 102 kWh battery. It’s rugged, powerful, and aimed squarely at buyers who need utility without compromise.
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Maxus eDeliver 3 – Compact Electric Van
The eDeliver 3 is a compact electric van designed with city deliveries in mind. It’s easy to maneuver in tight urban environments and offers ranges suited for last-mile logistics. As a zero-emission option, it has already found a place in many European fleets that are under pressure to decarbonize.
Maxus eDeliver 5 – The New Kid on the Block
The Maxus eDeliver 5 is the newest addition to Maxus’ electric van lineup, slotting between the eDeliver 3 and eDeliver 7 in size. Built on the new MILA platform, it offers impressive cargo space of up to 6.6 m³ and a payload capacity of 1,200 kg, making it ideal for navigating European cities where maneuverability and load efficiency are both important. The van comes with a combined WLTP range of up to 335 km (208 mi), while city driving can extend that range to around 489 km (304 mi). Charging is convenient, with DC fast charging taking roughly 45 minutes to reach 80%, and standard AC charging completing a full charge in about 5.6 hours.
Maxus eDeliver 7 – The Mid-Size Van
Fitting neatly between the smaller eDeliver 3 and the larger eDeliver 9, the eDeliver 7 is Maxus’ mid-size van. It offers up to 370 km of range (230 mi) in combined WLTP tests and as much as 542 km (337 mi) in urban driving. With a payload of up to 1,200 kg, flexible body sizes, and fast charging that gets the battery from 20 to 80% in around 43 minutes, it’s a highly versatile option for businesses.
Maxus eDeliver 9 – Heavy Duty Capability
The eDeliver 9 is the largest van in Maxus’ electric line-up, built for customers who need serious carrying capacity. With multiple battery choices, generous load volume, and ranges up to around 296 km (184 mi) depending on configuration, it’s the workhorse of the brand’s commercial fleet.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Maxus EVs in Europe
Who owns Maxus and what is its strategy in Europe?
Maxus is part of SAIC Motor, one of China’s largest automotive groups. In Europe, Maxus focuses on offering a wide EV portfolio, from family MPVs to vans and pickups, targeting both private customers and commercial fleets.
Which Maxus electric vehicles are available in Europe?
The European line-up includes the MIFA 7 and MIFA 9 MPVs, the eDeliver 3, eDeliver 5, eDeliver 7, and eDeliver 9 vans, as well as the T90 EV and eTerron 9 pickup trucks.
What is the range of Maxus EVs in Europe?
Ranges vary by model. The MIFA 7 offers up to 480 km (298 mi), MIFA 9 around 440 km (273 mi), eDeliver 7 up to 370 km combined / 542 km urban (230/337 mi), T90 EV about 330 km (205 mi), and eTerron 9 approximately 430 km (267 mi).
Are Maxus EVs suitable for private buyers or only for fleets?
While Maxus initially targeted commercial users, many models, including the MPVs and pickups, are now available for private buyers. Vans like the eDeliver 5 and eDeliver 7 are also practical for small businesses and urban delivery operations.
Which Maxus EV is best for families?
The MIFA 7 and MIFA 9 are ideal for families, offering seven-seat layouts, long-range batteries, and modern interiors. The MIFA 9 adds luxury touches, while the MIFA 7 is more compact and budget-friendly.
Which Maxus EV is best for commercial or business use?
The eDeliver 3, eDeliver 5, eDeliver 7, and eDeliver 9 are designed for business and fleet use. The eDeliver 5 is a compact yet capable option for urban deliveries, providing ample cargo space and a high payload. The eDeliver 7 offers a versatile mid-size solution, while the eDeliver 9 serves larger cargo needs.
Which Maxus EV is best for towing or off-road capability?
If you need AWD, towing, or off-road performance, the eTerron 9 is the clear choice. It can tow up to 3.5 tonnes, carry around 620 kg payload, and deliver rugged dual-motor performance.
How long does it take to charge Maxus EVs?
Charging times vary by model and battery. DC fast charging (20–80%) usually takes 30–45 minutes, while standard AC charging can take 6–9 hours depending on battery size and charger power.
Do Maxus EVs come with a warranty in Europe?
Yes. Most models include a 5-year vehicle warranty and an 8-year or 200,000 km battery warranty, providing long-term reliability for both private and commercial users.
Where can I buy a Maxus EV in Europe?
Maxus vehicles are available through dealerships across Europe, including strong presence in the UK, Ireland, Norway, Germany, and the Netherlands. Availability may vary by model and trim.
How much do Maxus EVs cost in Europe?
Prices depend on model, battery size, and trim. For example, the MIFA 9 starts around €68,990, the T90 EV about €54,990, and eDeliver 9 base models from €56,490. Local incentives, taxes, and subsidies can influence final prices.
