Maxus (SAIC) eDeliver 7
Electric medium van · 4W · Launched 2024
GBP 39,000 - 50,000 / AUD 67,000 - 85,000
≈ ₹45.00 L (Indian market)
Indicative price · verify with manufacturer
Range
360 km
Battery
88 kWh
Top speed
130 km/h
Charge
9 hr
Power
201 bhp
Seats
3
Overview
eDeliver 7. UK/AU fleet buyers wanting medium-size electric van with two battery options and 360 km WLTP range. Status: currently on sale in GB/EU/AU.
Best for
UK/AU fleet buyers wanting medium-size electric van with two battery options and 360 km WLTP range
Pros & cons
+Pros
- 77 or 88 kWh battery options
- Up to 360 km WLTP range
- Three-year/100K vehicle warranty
- Affordable vs Ford E-Transit Custom
−Cons
- 120 kW DC charging modest
- Maxus dealer network smaller than Mercedes/Ford
- Cab plastics utilitarian
Key features
Safety features
Known issues & how ev.care helps
Important: These issues were reported in earlier production batches and have largely been addressed by Maxus (SAIC) in newer models through OTA updates and manufacturing improvements. If you experience any of these, ev.care's certified technicians can diagnose and resolve them — often in a single visit.
Range drops 15-25% at sustained highway speed in cold/AC use
Reported in earlier models — Maxus (SAIC) has released fixes for newer batches.
12V aux battery should be checked annually on PHEV/EV
Reported in earlier models — Maxus (SAIC) has released fixes for newer batches.
DC fast-charge speeds vary with operator firmware and battery temperature
Reported in earlier models — Maxus (SAIC) has released fixes for newer batches.
Software OTA cadence varies by region — early build niggles common
Reported in earlier models — Maxus (SAIC) has released fixes for newer batches.
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Buying the Maxus (SAIC) eDeliver 7 in Australia
- 1Range: the 360 km figure quoted in Australia is on the WLTP test cycle. WLTP is a fair guide; highway running at 110 km/h and outback heat will pull it down 10–20%.
- 2Charging: a 88 kWh pack refills overnight on a 7 kW home wallbox; on the road you'll use CCS2 (DC fast) and Type 2 (AC); Chargefox/Evie networks on the highways — this model does 20-80% in ~36 min (120 kW DC).
- 3Incentives: The headline benefit is the federal FBT exemption for EVs under the Luxury Car Tax threshold (~A$91k) — biggest national saving for novated-lease buyers. State rebates are patchy and several have ended; check your state/territory.
- 4Climate: Long inter-city distances make DC-charging speed and a bigger battery matter more here than in dense-city markets.
- 5Fit: the Maxus (SAIC) eDeliver 7 is ideal for metro driving; for outback or interstate trips, check the DC fast-charging network first.
The Maxus (SAIC) eDeliver 7 for Australia buyers
What this EV means in Australia — range on the WLTP standard, local incentives, charging, and the things petrol-car switchers ask about most.
Range in Australia
The Maxus (SAIC) eDeliver 7 is rated at 360 km on the WLTP test cycle. WLTP is a fair guide; highway running at 110 km/h and outback heat will pull it down 10–20%.
Charging
Plan around CCS2 (DC fast) and Type 2 (AC); Chargefox/Evie networks on the highways. The 88 kWh pack means a home overnight charge covers most weekly driving, with DC fast charging for longer trips.
Incentives & running costs
The headline benefit is the federal FBT exemption for EVs under the Luxury Car Tax threshold (~A$91k) — biggest national saving for novated-lease buyers. State rebates are patchy and several have ended; check your state/territory.
Climate & real-world range
Long inter-city distances make DC-charging speed and a bigger battery matter more here than in dense-city markets.
Incentive and tax rules change often — figures above are a 2026 guide; confirm current Australia eligibility before purchase.
All specifications
Battery & charging+
| Battery capacity | 88 kWh |
|---|---|
| Range (WLTP) | 360 km |
| Charge time (0-100%) | 9 hours |
| Fast charge | 20-80% in ~36 min (120 kW DC) |
| Battery warranty | 8 years / 1,60,000 km |
| Battery repurchase | No |
Performance+
| Top speed | 130 km/h |
|---|---|
| Power | 201 bhp |
| Torque | 300 Nm |
| Motor type | PMSM |
| Drive type | FWD |
Dimensions+
| Kerb weight | — |
|---|---|
| Ground clearance | 180 mm |
| Boot space | 400 litres |
| Seating | 3 seats |
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GBP 39,000 - 50,000 / AUD 67,000 - 85,000
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The Maxus (SAIC) eDeliver 7 scores 7.2/10 overall. Best suited for: UK/AU fleet buyers wanting medium-size electric van with two battery options and 360 km WLTP range. Key strength: 77 or 88 kwh battery options. Main consideration: 120 kw dc charging modest.
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