Maxus E Van Is A Full Electric Delivery Van For Your Emission Free Needs
Maxus E Van Is In Malaysia right now for your emisson free deliveries
The first thing you need to know is that Maxus is owned by automotive giants SAIC Motor, a Chinese state-owned manufacturer headquartered in Shanghai.
Why is that important? Well, the good people at SAIC Motor are the ones who successful worked on the revival of the great British marque Morris Garage (MG).
Now with Maxus, this is more their commercial vehicle section and with this latest Maxus E Van, they are looking at customers in the delivery business, especially the large fleet customers with a global footprint who want their carbon credits and need to show their customers that they are environmentally friendly.
So, here comes a RM180,000 battery powered delivery van with a decent 180 kilometers of driving range in the city. Yes, it may nit be a lot and the asking price is a little high when compared to a petrol powered delivery van that is locally assembled in Malaysia.
(Below are the specifications and also the selling price in England to show you why its expensive here in Malaysia)
However, you need your carbon credits and a reliable emission free van right?
So, take a closer look at this EV at Weststar Maxus who are the official distributors for the product and all other Maxus vehicles you might have seen often on out Malaysian roads like the Maxus G10 MPV (large family vehicle driven by a 2.0L turbocharged petrol fed engine).
You can them up at 603 7932 4949 or visit them at this address: Lot 5, Jalan 51A/219, Seksyen 51A, 46100 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
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