Maxus eT90

The Maxus eT90 pickup is one of the thirstiest vehicles in the tests, using about 265 Wh/km at 90 km/h and close to 400 Wh/km at 120 km/h. Aerodynamics rather than weight seem to be the culprit, since it is lighter than a Mercedes EQS, which is far more efficient. The basic interior lacks cruise control and navigation, the unladen ride was harsh and the sound system scored three out of ten. Norwegian tax rules make it a cheap five-seat pickup there, but it seems best suited to local driving.

Range test results

Range on a full battery and consumption at a constant speed.

	90 km/h	120 km/h
Summer 17 °C	331 km265 Wh/km	220 km398 Wh/km
Winter	not tested

Usable battery capacity measured in the test: 87.6 kWh

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Official range

330 km (WLTP) 100 % of WLTP

Charging

80 kW (DC charging)
11 kW (AC charging)

Performance

Top speed: 120 km/h

Price

€ 65438
£ 49950

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The Maxus eT90 uses 26.5 kWh per 100 km in summer

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