It's a pity that Maxus didn't launch its EV pick-up offensive with this eTerron 9 because it would have made far more impact than did the rather limited T90. The main disappointment remains the restricted payload figure; if you can't carry much with a pick-up, you might wonder what the point of it is.
But for some customers - businesses who only carry light loads or maybe rural vets - that might not matter. These people will still find the eTerron 9 a pricier option, but the charging savings over fuel and the EV tax advantages could add up to compensate. And if they do, a potential buyer would be impressed by the air suspension and clever vehicle-to-load appliance charging functionality. So electric pick-ups are getting better. Just as we told you they would.

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Maxus e-Terron 9

325kW Luxury Double Cab Pickup 102kWh Auto