SAIC Maxus EV30

The SAIC Maxus EV30 is a pure electric short-haul logistics vehicle under the SAIC MAXUS brand, primarily catering to industries such as urban postal express delivery and material distribution. Aesthetically, the vehicle features a closed grille design commonly seen in electric cars, with fast and slow charging ports located just behind the badge cover. To compensate for the inconvenience of the closed cargo compartment, the EV30 comes standard with rear parking radar and offers the option to add a reverse imaging system.

The SAIC Maxus EV30 features a closed grille design commonly seen in electric cars, with fast and slow charging ports located just behind the badge cover.

The SAIC Maxus EV30 is currently available only in a closed box van variant, and its cabin can accommodate only two people.

Currently, the SAIC Maxus EV30 is only available in a closed box van form and the cab can only seat two people. In terms of body dimensions, the vehicle comes in both short-wheelbase and long-wheelbase versions. The short-wheelbase version measures 4500×1780×1898mm, with a wheelbase of 2910mm, and has a rated load capacity of 950kg and 910kg respectively. The long-wheelbase version measures 5090×1780×1916 (or 1915)mm, with a wheelbase of 3285mm, and has a rated load capacity of 1160kg.

In terms of power, the SAIC Maxus EV30 short-wheelbase model retains a maximum motor power of 70kW and a maximum torque of 220 Nm. Its NEDC range is 312km and 308km respectively. The long-wheelbase version of the SAIC Maxus EV30 has a raised maximum motor power of 100kW and achieves a maximum torque of 225 Nm, with a CLTC range of 261km.