Who makes Maxus?
Maxus is a Chinese vehicle brand owned by SAIC Motor, a Shanghai-based automotive group. The brand makes both passenger vehicles and commercial vehicles, with electric vans and people carriers among its best-known offerings. That mix is visible in its European range: family-oriented EUNIQ and MIFA models sit alongside the eDeliver vans.
Which Maxus models appear in Europe?
The European Union line-up represented here spans six models from 2020 to 2025. The EUNIQ 5 is the longest-running, appearing from 2020 through 2025. EUNIQ 6 and eDeliver 9 join in 2022, followed by EUNIQ 5 PLUS and MIFA 9 in 2023. The eDeliver 6 appears for 2022 only.
The model names point to two sides of the range. EUNIQ and MIFA are passenger vehicles, while eDeliver models are commercial vans. The range therefore covers family transport and work duties, with electric vehicles prominent in both groups.
How did the range develop?
The sequence starts with the EUNIQ 5, which remains present throughout the period shown. In 2022, the EUNIQ 6 and eDeliver 9 broaden the selection, while the eDeliver 6 appears briefly. The arrival of the EUNIQ 5 PLUS and MIFA 9 in 2023 adds newer passenger choices alongside the established EUNIQ 5 and EUNIQ 6.
Official EU registration figures show the EUNIQ 6 leading among these models, with 2,652 registrations from 2022 to 2025. The EUNIQ 5 follows with 1,418 over 2020 to 2025. The MIFA 9 records 298 from 2023 to 2025, and the EUNIQ 5 PLUS 172 over the same years. The eDeliver 9 records 71 from 2022 to 2025; the eDeliver 6 records 11 in 2022.
Where are Maxus cars sold?
For the period and models covered here, the market is the European Union, measured through official registrations. Maxus operates internationally, but this European picture centres on its passenger EUNIQ and MIFA models and electric eDeliver vans. Official figures from other regions use different test procedures: Europe uses WLTP or, for some older vehicles, NEDC; the USA uses EPA testing; and Canada uses a five-cycle procedure. Their fuel consumption and emissions figures are therefore not directly interchangeable.
Questions and answers
Is Maxus a Chinese car brand?
Yes. Maxus is a Chinese brand owned by Shanghai-based SAIC Motor.
Which Maxus model has the most EU registrations here?
The EUNIQ 6 leads, with 2,652 official EU registrations from 2022 to 2025.
Are the Maxus models listed electric?
The range includes electric commercial vans in the eDeliver line and passenger vehicles in the EUNIQ and MIFA lines.
Why can European, US and Canadian consumption figures differ?
The regions use different test procedures: WLTP or NEDC in Europe, EPA in the USA, and a five-cycle procedure in Canada. Results may not be directly comparable.