MAXUS Commercial officially launched in Thailand at BIG Motor Sale 2026, introducing four commercial electric vehicle models priced from 990,000 baht. The lineup targets transport, logistics, tourism, and specialized vehicle sectors, aiming for 300 sales in the second half of 2026, with plans to increase to 2,000 units in 2027, alongside expanding showrooms and service centers to 12 locations nationwide.
Mr. Songwit Thitipunya, Chairman of Evante Co., Ltd., the official distributor of MAXUS Commercial electric vehicles in Thailand, said that rising energy and transportation costs are major challenges for businesses of all sizes, including SMEs. These companies are not just seeking new vehicles to support operations but are looking for the most cost-effective solutions to reduce expenses and improve efficiency and flexibility.
He added that enhancing company image and long-term value is also important. Given the current economic and energy crises affecting all sectors, the company believes MAXUS Commercial EVs—with their advanced technology, energy efficiency, versatility, and affordable prices—are the answer to helping businesses, especially SMEs, reduce transport costs, improve competitiveness, and achieve growth.
Currently, Thailand's demand for commercial electric vehicles exceeds 16,000 units annually, covering logistics, parcel and goods transport, commercial shuttle services, ambulances, as well as modified and specialized vehicles for travel, official duties, and electric vans for tourism, supported by the parent company.
The parent company is Synergetic Auto Performance Public Company Limited (ASAP). Evante Co., Ltd., appointed as the authorized distributor of MAXUS commercial electric vehicles, is fully prepared to bring the full range of MAXUS EVs into the Thai market.
At the MAXUS Commercial booth at Big Motor Sale 2026, besides showcasing the latest four Commercial EV models, there are special editions designed for transport, tourism, and ambulance services, inspiring new ideas for organizations and businesses to explore diverse vehicle applications.
"MAXUS Commercial aims to lead Thailand's commercial electric vehicle market and be a long-term business partner with customers. Leveraging experience, expertise, and understanding of business costs and operations, supported by the parent company, we provide customers with suitable, cost-effective solutions to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and enhance operational flexibility," said the company.
Mr. Sakdithat Chantrasereekul, Vice Chairman of Evante Co., Ltd., stated that MAXUS Commercial Vehicles offers a lineup covering everything from urban transport to heavy-duty applications. For Big Motor Sale, the company displayed four MAXUS commercial electric vehicle models.
Each model is designed for different uses and equipped with advanced technology and CATL battery technology. The lineup includes the eDeliver 5 commercial electric van, the multipurpose eDeliver 7, the heavy-duty eDeliver 9, and the eTerron 9 electric pickup truck.
The entry-level model is the MAXUS eDeliver 5, an electric van for urban transport, equipped with a 64 kWh CATL battery supporting DC fast charging from 20% to 80% in 36 minutes.
The L2H1 version offers a maximum cargo volume of 7.5 cubic meters and a payload capacity of up to 1,265 kilograms, priced at 990,000 baht. The L2H2 version increases cargo space to 8.7 cubic meters and is priced at 1,100,000 baht.
Next is the MAXUS eDeliver 7, a multipurpose commercial electric vehicle suitable for both passenger and cargo transport. It features an 88 kWh battery with a maximum power of 150 kW, a maximum cargo volume of 8.7 cubic meters, and a payload capacity of 1,200 kilograms, priced at 1,250,000 baht.
The MAXUS eDeliver 9 is designed for heavy-duty transport needs, equipped with a 100 kWh battery and a maximum power of 170 kW. It offers 11 cubic meters of cargo space and supports a payload of up to 1,490 kilograms, available for pre-order at 1,300,000 baht.
Meanwhile, the MAXUS eTerron 9 is a high-performance electric pickup truck with a 102.2 kWh battery delivering up to 325 kW. It has a WLTP range of up to 430 kilometers, a towing capacity of 3,500 kilograms, and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 5.8 seconds, priced at 1,690,000 baht.
Prototype ambulance vehicle showcasing specialized modification capabilities.
Another highlight at the event is the conversion of eDeliver 5 and eDeliver 7 models into personal passenger vehicles, demonstrating the commercial EV platform's versatility for various applications.
Additionally, an Ambulance Concept vehicle, externally styled as an ambulance, was presented to illustrate potential healthcare service applications and support for an aging society. However, this prototype is not yet equipped with medical devices or systems required for full ambulance operation.
At the event, MAXUS Commercial offered promotions including a 7 kW Wall Charger and three years of emergency assistance for customers who booked and took delivery. Buyers of the eTerron 9 also received comprehensive first-class insurance and additional mandatory insurance coverage.
Targets 2,000 unit sales next year and expands service centers to 12 locations.
Evante aims to sell 300 MAXUS commercial electric vehicles in the second half of 2026, increasing to 2,000 units in 2027 and 3,000 in 2028. At BIG Motor Sale 2026, the booking target is approximately 100 units.
For distribution, the first showroom and service center will open on Ram Inthra Road, with plans to add locations in Bang Na and Chonburi within the year. The company plans to expand the network to 12 outlets by 2027 across major cities nationwide and is seeking business partners in Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Rayong, Phuket, Krabi, Surat Thani, Nakhon Ratchasima, and Khon Kaen to support long-term growth of the commercial EV market.