About Maxus
Maxus was resurrected in 2011 by SAIC Motor after acquiring the intellectual property of the UK-based LDV Group. Positioned as a global commercial vehicle brand, Maxus developed models such as the V80 panel van (2012), G10 MPV (2014), and the D60 crossover (2019), all built on modular platforms. In 2020, Maxus launched the eDeliver 3 electric van, leveraging an independent rear suspension and a 50 kWh battery offering a 200 km WLTP range. The Euniq 5 electric MPV and T90 pickup expanded its new-energy portfolio. In 2023, Maxus sold over 100,000 vehicles internationally, establishing manufacturing bases in Australia, Spain, and Thailand to serve local markets. Interesting note: Maxus’s Australian plant in Melbourne produces right-hand drive models, reflecting its ASEAN and Oceania focus.
Maxus Lineup 15 models
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Maxus Models Compared Auto-generated
Side-by-side specs for the top Maxus models currently available in Armenia.
| Dana M1 | Dana V1 | EG10 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Body Type | Van | Van | Van |
| Battery Capacity | 64 kWh | 51–62 kWh | 54–72 kWh |
| Electric Range | 405 km | 350–403 km | 155–300 km |
| Acceleration Time 0-100 km/h | — | — | 14 s |
| Drivetrain Type | FWD | FWD | RWD |
| Active listings | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Price in Armenia | — | — | — |
Maxus FAQ FAQ
Common questions about Maxus's electrified lineup in Armenia.