Deep discount on the LDV E-deliver 3 at Auckland auto group. Impressively cheap price. A 905kg payload cargo van for quite a bit less money than a base Toyota Yaris.
I think this is the cheapest new EV in NZ, now that the Nissan leaf has sold out and the GWM Ora $27k price has ended and they are now being listed at $32k.
Promotion link above.
Brand website here: https://ldv.co.nz/models/van/edeliver-3/
Brochure here: https://www.ldv.co.nz/media/qqrdfohj/ldv-nz-my24-edeliver-3.…
Smallish 2 seater cargo van. Key spec:
- 7 year, 160,000km warranty
- 227 km WLTP range.
- 90 kW Motor
- RWD
- 50.23 kWh battery
- 4550mm external length
- Single cargo area door (left)
- Cargo bulkhead included
- 4.5 m^2 cargo volume
- 2,160(L) x 1,665(W) x 1,330(H) cargo area (max dimensions, i.e not measured at the wheel arches)
- 905 kg Payload
- 750 kg Braked / unbraked tow rating, 250kg Max towball downweight
-180 degree rear barn doors
- 7" infotainment with 4 speakers & apple carplay
- Power windows
- Ground up EV optimized design.
- AC and DC charging (8 hours AC, 45mins DC)
Based on the images at the promotion website this is the newer version with the Alloy wheels.
Would be well suited for small urban deliveries, or the trades that suit a smaller van (sparky etc). Range means it is not ideal for longer distance travel (but has enough and the common CCS2 fast charge plug and enough range it could be done in a punch).
It claims 227km range, but does anyone know the realistic range would be for generic courier runs around a smallish town for 7 hours (150km) a day?
Pretty tempted to get one for work