Maxus T90
Bakkie · RWDR1 100 000Price is a guide, confirm with the dealer · Officially sold in South AfricaRange: claimed versus realistic
The highway estimate is the claimed figure multiplied by 0.7, a conservative placeholder, until we run our own test.
Key specs
- Powertrain
- Electric (BEV)
- Body style
- Bakkie
- Drive
- RWD
- Usable battery
- 88.0 kWh
- Power
- 150 kW
- 0 to 100 km/h
- –
- Boot space
- –
- Seats
- –
- Battery warranty
- 8 years / 160 000 km
- Model year
- –
Charging and running cost
- AC charging (home or public)
- 11.0 kW
- DC fast charging, peak
- 80 kW
- DC 10 to 80%
- –
- Consumption
- 26.8 kWh/100 km
- Cost per 100 km, charged at home
- R80
Home cost uses a tariff of R3.00 per kWh.
Find chargers on the map →Who it suits
Businesses and farms that want an electric double cab for short, predictable routes with charging at base. The 88 kWh battery gives 330 km (the European WLTP figure for the lightest spec), it makes 150 kW, and the battery warranty is 8 years / 160 000 km.
Who should look elsewhere
Long-distance or heavy-towing buyers. One independent test found about 250 km of real range and about 39 kWh per 100 km, and DC charging tops out at 80 kW (about 45 minutes for 5 to 80%). Payload and towing figures are not yet confirmed, and the price is from the 2023 launch.
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Source: techcentral.co.za · Price not yet confirmed with a dealer, so treat it as a guide · Data last updated 2026-10-07