On September 24, 2025, global logistics giant DHL deepened its cooperation with SAIC MAXUS by placing an additional order for 500 SAIC MAXUS MAXUS eDELIVER3 (EV30) all-electric commercial vehicles. This follow-up purchase, coming just two months after the dispatch of 300 EV30s to Europe at the end of July, marks SAIC MAXUS not only as the largest Chinese brand in DHL’s European procurement but also as a core partner in DHL’s global green logistics strategy. This further underscores the strength of Chinese new energy technology on the global stage.

DHL Senior Management Visits SAIC MAXUS Headquarters

During their visit, the DHL team focused on several of SAIC MAXUS’s main models and participated in test drives to directly verify the vehicles’ performance. DHL’s senior executives, including Matthias Schwarz, Senior Vice President of Global Fleet, IT, and Transport Procurement, were highly impressed with SAIC MAXUS’s products.

As a global logistics powerhouse, DHL has extremely high requirements for the technological reliability and scene adaptability of its cooperative vehicle models. SAIC MAXUS, with its solid trust built over years of cooperation and strong product capabilities, continues to be the top choice for DHL. From securing the “largest European order” of 300 units in July this year to finalizing this 500-unit order, the cooperation between the two parties continues to deepen, further proving the global competitiveness of SAIC MAXUS’s new energy products.

DHL Senior Management Personally Inspects the Large Cargo Space of the EV30

The EV30 all-electric commercial vehicle is a prime example of SAIC MAXUS’s “positive technology export.” Equipped with the industry’s first all-electric dedicated platform, the vehicle offers a range of over 400km in urban driving conditions and can be fast-charged to 80% in just 30 minutes, perfectly meeting the stringent requirements of European logistics companies for range and charging efficiency. It also boasts a five-star safety rating for commercial vehicles under the Euro NCAP 2025 new regulations and features a low-floor design and IP67 dust and water protection rating optimized for European urban distribution scenarios. This ensures high uptime in postal delivery and supermarket transportation, making it a mainstay in DHL’s fleet electrification efforts.

Currently, SAIC MAXUS’s products are available in 27 European countries, with multiple models leading the sales charts for Chinese commercial vehicles in Europe. The company holds a market share of over 50% in several new energy niche markets. The landing of this 500-unit order not only helps DHL move closer to its goal of a 60% electrified fleet by 2030 but also propels SAIC MAXUS from “product export” to “technology export.” SAIC MAXUS is providing a “MAXUS solution” for the global logistics industry’s green transformation with “Chinese smart manufacturing,” demonstrating the strong capabilities of China’s automotive industry on the international stage.

Source : www.chinabuses.org

Editor : Olivia

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