Maxus T90, the first electric pick-up and its advantages over similar vehicles

We are reading and hearing a lot about electric pick-ups and their arrival on the market. But in reality, there are not many models of this type on the market yet. Yes, many are planned and some are being delivered to their first customers, but it seems the first of them all has been the Maxus T90 EV.

It has been on sale in Spain since last June, and with it the British brand has become the first to reach the market, setting the path for others to follow. Under the umbrella of the SAIC group, this company is beginning to arrive in our country, and it has brought us the Maxus T90 EV, of which we will tell you a few features that may interest you.

The Maxus T90 EV is a vehicle designed for hard work, as are all pick-ups. It has a payload capacity of up to 1,000 kg. This makes it a very valuable ally for demanding work and for anyone who needs a solid and robust vehicle. And all of this without giving up comfort in the cabin.

This comfort is defined by the materials used in the interior of the cabin. The materials used, the level of finish and the soundproofing achieved create a very pleasant atmosphere for travelling in the Maxus T90 EV. The comfort-oriented equipment and the 10.25-inch screen of the infotainment system provide everything needed to enjoy the journey or the work.

As for safety, it features ADAS that ensure a trouble-free journey and hassle-free working moments. Anti-lock braking system, rain sensor, LED lights, hill start assist, hill descent control and much more equipment that increases safety while driving.

Its electric motor delivers a power of 130 kW, equivalent to 177 CV, and a torque of 310 Nm, so it is more than capable of tackling the most demanding terrain and the most complex work without problems. The range in urban driving is rated at 471 km, and 377 km in urban cycle, all with the 0 label from the DGT.

The price of the Maxus T90 EV in Spain starts at 39,915 euros, excluding taxes and transport, but including the Moves III Plan with scrapping of the old vehicle. The brand offers it with a five-year or 100,000-kilometre warranty. The warranty includes that the battery retains at least 70% capacity for eight years or 200,000 kilometres. The charging cable supplied with the model is Mode 3, Type 2 and 32 A, with a length of five metres so that there is no problem with charging.