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Chinese camper van Maxus Deliver 9 launched at a low price

25.11.2025 13:57 1 min 1 source
Motor1.com DEU
Chinese camper van Maxus Deliver 9 launched at a low price
Original source: Motor1.com

The Chinese manufacturer Maxus has introduced a series-production camper van based on the Deliver 9 van. The 5.94-meter model with a 145 hp diesel engine is offered in Australia for about 54,000 euros, fully equipped with a kitchen and shower. The motorhome is not currently available on the European market.

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Chinese camper van Maxus Deliver 9 launched at a low price

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