New Maxus eDeliver 5 | Does An Electric Van Get Much Cooler?

Introducing the new eDeliver 5 from Maxus!
In the bustling world of electric vans, where utilitarian design often trumps style and flair, the Maxus eDeliver5 is a breath of fresh air that promises to deliver efficiency wrapped in an aesthetically pleasing package. Let’s dive into the details and see how this electric van measures up in the practical world.
Starting with its exterior, the eDeliver5 has a sleek, modern design that stands out against the more boxy shapes traditionally seen on the roads. It’s clear that Maxus has put thought into crafting a vehicle that not only works well but looks good while doing so. The body lines are smooth and dynamic, giving it a more streamlined and approachable look.
Moving inside, the cabin of the eDeliver5 is surprisingly spacious and refined for a commercial vehicle. The dashboard layout is intuitive, featuring a modern touchscreen infotainment system that sits neatly at the driver's fingertips. Comfort hasn’t taken a back seat here, either. The seats are well-padded, and there's plenty of legroom to make even the longest drives bearable.
Charging the eDeliver5 is as straightforward as using it. With fast-charging capabilities, it can juice up quickly during a driver’s lunch break, ensuring that it’s ready to go when it matters most. This is a van that understands the hustle of daily deliveries and the importance of staying on the move.
In terms of cargo space, the eDeliver5 is as roomy as they come. The load area is versatile, allowing for a variety of configurations to suit different needs, from courier services to equipment transport. The rear doors open wide, and the load height is practical, minimizing the strain of loading and unloading heavy items.
Lastly, Maxus has packed the eDeliver5 with a suite of safety features, including advanced driver-assistance systems that provide peace of mind when navigating through tight spots and busy streets. It’s reassuring to know that the vehicle is not only efficient and stylish but also committed to keeping its occupants safe.
The Maxus eDeliver5 is a shining example of how electric vans should be designed - not just as workhorses, but as modern, efficient, and enjoyable vehicles. Whether you’re a fleet operator looking to greenify your line up or a small business owner needing a reliable delivery partner, the eDeliver5 ticks all the boxes. Maxus has truly delivered an electric van that’s ready to take on the future of urban logistics with style and confidence.
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[@georgedaville4662]

Very attractive “Funky” package on this van. Ticks all the boxes and a good standard warranty package too. These guys certainly know how to mimic other’s styling cues! If I was in the market for a van it would be a serious contender. Look forward to the test drive 👍😎

[@PlanetautoUK]

It’s pretty cool, I can’t work out what it reminds me of, what about you George? It’s familiar but just can’t work it out

[@georgedaville4662]

The oblong grille reminds me of the Honda EE, whereas the overall front has cues of the VW ID Buzz? The rear styling looks unique .

[@PlanetautoUK]

Ah yes Honda e, thank you

[@gregrobinson1564]

Nice looking van. Very similar price to the eDeliver3, but looks a lot more van for the money.

[@PlanetautoUK]

We agree! Thanks, @gregrobinson1564

[@alanriozzi421]

V2L. 6.6kw. Are you sure. Around 3kw, 16amps is the usual maximum.

[@PlanetautoUK]

Just double checked, that’s what it says on the SAIC Maxus spec sheet Alan

[@alanriozzi421]

If they are correct, that is very impressive. 6.6 sounds more like the onboard charger or vehicle to grid. Cheers. ​@@PlanetautoUK

[@PlanetautoUK]

@alanriozzi421 you’re welcome we expect to have it in Autumn for a week more then 😀

[@alanriozzi421]

Just looked myself on the spec sheet. Brill.

[@PlanetautoUK]

@alanriozzi421 they have decent tech, which I presume will support that, Cyber Truck is over 11kWh of what I’ve read.

[@matpat2636]

Any news on the Mifa 7?

[@PlanetautoUK]

Oh yes Mat, that’s coming in the next day or so too

[@matpat2636]

@@PlanetautoUK I'll keep my eyes peeled 👀

[@PlanetautoUK]

😀

[@PlanetautoUK]

Hi Mat - I posted our look at MIFA 7 last night. Enjoy

[@matpat2636]

@@PlanetautoUK great. Thanks. I will have a look.