Maxus eDeliver 7 Specs, Electric Power & Dimensions (from 2025) — First Generation
The first-generation Maxus eDeliver 7 puts electric power to work in a van. Choosing a suitable version means considering your usual load, daily routes and opportunities to charge between shifts.
Selected versions such as the AT 88 kWh L1 and AT 88 kWh L2 combine electric power with an automatic transmission and front-wheel drive. Horsepower helps you assess acceleration potential, while electric drive’s prompt response and freedom from manual gear changes can make frequent stops and starts easier to manage.
Van — Maxus eDeliver 7 Electric Power and Drivetrain
Van Maxus eDeliver 7 Electric Power and Drivetrain
Both these versions use lithium-ion batteries. Battery capacity is a starting point for judging whether the Maxus eDeliver 7 suits your routes, but usable range also depends on payload, speed, temperature and heating use. Plan charging around your working schedule, with a reserve for diversions or extra deliveries.