On July 15, 2025, a new VAN vehicle dispatch ceremony was held at the Shanghai Haitong Dock. Global logistics giant DHL officially began transporting the first batch of 300 SAIC MAXUS MAXUS eDELIVER3 (EV30) all-electric logistics VAN vehicles to Europe. This shipment marks SAIC MAXUS as the Chinese brand with the largest procurement volume by DHL in Europe, highlighting its status as the "green first choice" for international top-tier logistics clients and its robust capabilities.

At the ceremony, senior officials from the Shanghai municipal government, as well as executives from both SAIC MAXUS and DHL, were in attendance to witness the event. Currently, SAIC MAXUS enjoys widespread popularity globally, with its presence in 27 European countries. Multiple models of the brand consistently top the sales charts for Chinese commercial vehicles in Europe, and in several European nations, SAIC MAXUS holds a market share of over 50% in the new-energy segment. As another highlight of SAIC MAXUS’s global expansion, the integration of these new-energy logistics vehicles into global green logistics will inject a strong "Chinese acceleration" into the global automotive industry’s green transition.

As a global logistics giant with a business footprint across the world, DHL has stringent requirements for the technical reliability and scene adaptability of its cooperative vehicle models. The deep trust and good reputation accumulated through multiple collaborations have made SAIC MAXUS a trusted choice for DHL on numerous occasions. Since the beginning of their cooperation in 2017, the partnership between DHL and SAIC MAXUS has expanded across Europe, the Americas, Asia, and Oceania. Models such as the SAIC MAXUS eDELIVER3 (EV30), with their world-leading new-energy technology, high-quality products, and excellent application in various scenarios, have gradually become the "green backbone" of DHL’s global network. The landing of this 300-vehicle order further cements SAIC MAXUS as the Chinese brand with the largest procurement volume by DHL in Europe, marking a milestone in the upgrade of their cooperation.

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