In November, SAIC MAXUS reported wholesale sales of 24,400 vehicles, an increase of 81% year-on-year, marking the tenth consecutive month of retail sales growth compared to the same period last year. The company further solidified its leading position in the global light commercial vehicle (LCV) market, with overseas sales reaching 10,095 units—a year-on-year surge of 92%. Order intake, wholesale, retail, and shipment figures all exceeded 10,000 units, setting a new historical record.

Sales of new energy vehicles (NEVs) soared by 196% year-on-year, with domestic NEVs accounting for 53% of total sales, underscoring the brand’s accelerating energy transition. The MAXUS eDeliver, a standout model in the new energy light passenger segment, sold 3,207 units, up 214% year-on-year. Meanwhile, the Yuejin series saw NEV sales climb 315%, capturing a 72% share of its segment. Bolstered by this robust performance, SAIC MAXUS secured several major orders, with NEV benchmark products such as the eDeliver V1, MIFA 9, and MIFA 7 becoming preferred choices in both passenger and logistics transport sectors.

Light Passenger Segment Strengthens Leadership in Freight Transport

SAIC MAXUS sold 9,941 light passenger vehicles in November, an 81% year-on-year increase, reinforcing its position as China’s top light passenger brand. The all-electric “wealth-creating marvel,” the MAXUS eDeliver, recorded sales of 3,207 units, up 214% year-on-year, establishing a new benchmark in the freight and logistics market. On November 11, SAIC MAXUS secured a strategic order for 150 eDeliver V1 units from the Shanghai Road Transport Association, with the first batch of 50 vehicles delivered—marking the first new energy vehicles introduced into Shanghai’s freight taxi industry. The eDeliver V1L, a “game-changer in the large van segment,” received over 3,000 orders in its first month, emerging as a dark horse in the competitive LCV market.

Overseas Expansion Drives Global LCV Leadership

SAIC MAXUS sold 10,095 vehicles overseas in November, a 92% year-on-year increase, with orders, wholesale, retail, and shipment volumes all surpassing 10,000 units—a new milestone. The brand delivered a strong performance across key global markets:

In Thailand, the eDeliver V1 and the new EV90 officially launched, with the first SAIC MAXUS flagship store set to open in Q1 2026.

In Romania, the eDeliver 5 (eDeliver V1) received the “Best Electric Van – Best Efficiency Award,” winning recognition among European users.

In Singapore, MAXUS light passenger vehicles continued to lead in Light Goods Vehicle (LGV) market share, and the eDeliver 5 secured an order from J&T Express, further validating its product strength.

In Taiwan, China, the G50 MPV received over 1,000 orders in its debut month.

Across South American mining regions, Australian farmlands, and North American suburbs, SAIC MAXUS pickups are a common sight, demonstrating the global reach and influence of Chinese automotive manufacturing.

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