About Maxus Auto
Maxus is the vehicle brand of SAIC Maxus Automotive Co., Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of SAIC Motor created in 2011 and headquartered in Shanghai. Heir to the technology of Britain's LDV, it has become the light commercial and passenger vehicle label of China's largest carmaker, with a business model combining smart manufacturing and mass customisation of vehicles.
Its range covers diesel and electric vans such as the Deliver and eDeliver families, pickups such as the T60 and T90, SUVs such as the D60 and D90 and MPVs such as the MIFA, including its luxury electric version. Maxus was a pioneer among Chinese brands in offering electric vans in Europe and keeps combustion, pure electric and hydrogen fuel cell lines within a single commercial catalogue.
From Shanghai, Maxus exports to more than fifty countries across Europe, Latin America, Oceania, the Middle East and Southeast Asia, selling its electric van range in Spain through an official network. It targets delivery companies, urban logistics fleets, public administrations and private users looking for electrified commercial vehicles and pickups backed by a major Chinese industrial group.
Its range covers diesel and electric vans such as the Deliver and eDeliver families, pickups such as the T60 and T90, SUVs such as the D60 and D90 and MPVs such as the MIFA, including its luxury electric version. Maxus was a pioneer among Chinese brands in offering electric vans in Europe and keeps combustion, pure electric and hydrogen fuel cell lines within a single commercial catalogue.
From Shanghai, Maxus exports to more than fifty countries across Europe, Latin America, Oceania, the Middle East and Southeast Asia, selling its electric van range in Spain through an official network. It targets delivery companies, urban logistics fleets, public administrations and private users looking for electrified commercial vehicles and pickups backed by a major Chinese industrial group.