Imagine if they took this van, stuck in a bigger battery in, added seats & windows and made something like the VW ID Buzz but for less money. They would sell a lot of them. It would also make a decent basis for a camper.
Apparently Maxus (a SAIC brand) is present in Switzerland, as well as Finland, Poland and Greece, but MG isn’t yet offered in those four countries. Maxus and MG are not yet available in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania or Bulgaria.
![Maxus eDeliver 3: Range, Efficiency, Practicality, Charging Tested on a 250 Mile Journey [Review]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/R50K8EyZFGw/mqdefault.jpg)
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Imagine if they took this van, stuck in a bigger battery in, added seats & windows and made something like the VW ID Buzz but for less money. They would sell a lot of them. It would also make a decent basis for a camper.
Yes right 👍 i was thinking same
These vans are everywhere, saw one in South Africa with Fedex
Salut Dan Un beau Van
Salut ami 👍🙏OUI
Apparently Maxus (a SAIC brand) is present in Switzerland, as well as Finland, Poland and Greece, but MG isn’t yet offered in those four countries.
Maxus and MG are not yet available in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania or Bulgaria.
Yes Dave will come for sure soon 👍 I think 2024
available in belgium too. The company I work for use these, we swap shared e-scooters batteries at night. Good van but far from being perfect
@@heavenbxl9126 I know, but unlike Switzerland, MG is available in Belgium.
What is the range if you drive max 80km/h ?
low
What is the hole beside the radio left side? Is it card holder?
Don’t buy this van. In the summer and winter where AC is on you only get 70 miles. I have driven this van in the UK for 2 years. Steer clear
charging speed is 45min to 80%, battery is 50kWh, that means it is around 50kW
Yea 😪