Maxus ·One electric model on sale in Thailand

Maxus eTerron 9 ฿1,690,000

Maxus electric cars in Thailand.

One 5-seat electric pickup, ฿1,690,000.

The eTerron 9 is its only model on sale, in one trim: ฿1,690,000. No DLT registrations matched to it yet.

On sale

1 model

Premium

Price

฿1,690,000

one trim

Current retailer since

2026

26 Mar 2026

The range

One model: the eTerron 9.

Here it is with the six electric pickups nearest to it in price, each at its cheapest trim on sale.

Price
฿1,690,000Premium
Battery
102.2 kWh
Range · WLTP
430 km
Seats
5
RiddaraRD6฿999,000RD6 73.9 kWh 2WDNo Score yet
FotoneTunland฿1,159,000Single Cab44
FirebrightFP3฿1,180,000FP3B Single CabNo Score yet
ToyotaHilux Travo-e฿1,491,000Double Cab 4TREX27
IsuzuD-Max EV฿1,591,000Double Cab AWD20
FirebrightYDYX฿1,600,000Single CabNo Score yet
Maxus · this brandeTerron 9฿1,690,000Premium45

Each bar runs from the left edge to the car’s price, so the longest bar is the dearest.

Maxus in Thailand

No DLT registrations matched to Maxus yet. Our series runs January 2021 – October 2026. A gap in the data, not a zero.

Here is what the research file has dated instead.

  1. 24 Aug 2026

    At Big Motor Sale 2026, "priced at 1,690,000 baht"

The price story

No list-price change in our checks. ฿1,690,000 from 25 March 2026 to our last check on 24 August 2026.

List prices only. A price counts once our price checks have seen it on two different days, or when the research file dates it with a source; launch offers and campaign prices are kept apart.

First on record · 25 Mar 2026 · ฿1,690,000Last check · 24 Aug 2026 · ฿1,690,000

What we left out

We also hold one campaign price, kept apart from list prices.

evchu’s take · Buy or wait, today

Buy now. Buy before 01 Jan 2027 — import excise set to rise.

Excise on imported EVs is set to rise from 10% to 35% on 01 Jan 2027, and this car is imported. How much of the rise reaches the price is not known; passed on in full it would add up to ฿756,000.

The verdict reads the cheapest trim's list-price history, announced facelifts and policy changes. Monitor means no reason to wait and no deal to rush: buy when you're ready.

Buy-or-wait calls for every EV →

Owning one

Owning a Maxus. Sold by MAXUS Thailand.

Sold and serviced by

MAXUS Thailand

One source →

Who owns it

SAIC Maxus Automotive Co., Ltd. (SAIC Motor, Shanghai, China)

Charging

None announced. Buyers who booked at Big Motor Sale 2026 were offered a 7 kW wall charger (Thairath).

Showrooms

first showroom planned for Q3 2026, on Ram Inthra Road; Bang Na and Chonburi to follow

One source →

Current retailer since

2026Evante Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of Synergetic Auto Performance PCL (ASAP), became sole distributor of Maxus commercial EVs on 26 Mar 2026 and showed the eTerron 9 at the 47th Bangkok International Motor Show (25 March to 5 April 2026).

What’s next

What’s next for Maxus. A tax change on imported EVs.

Policy · from 1 Jan 2027

Cabinet approves 35% excise on imported EVs from 1 January 2027

  • eTerron 9 · imported fully built
Origins as the research file states them. evchu doesn’t forecast what this does to any price. Announced 3 Nov 2026.

Source: thaipbs.or.th

The research behind this page

Research file · researched 12 November 2026

The Maxus file.

1,100words · 5 min

7linked sources

4sections

12checked facts

9verified2partly1still unverified

Open the Maxus file

Questions

Asked about Maxus.

Which Maxus EVs are sold in Thailand?

Maxus has 1 EV on sale in Thailand. From-prices: eTerron 9 ฿1,690,000.

What is the cheapest Maxus EV in Thailand?

The eTerron 9, from ฿1,690,000, is the Maxus EV with the lowest starting price in Thailand right now.

Who sells Maxus cars in Thailand?

Maxus is distributed in Thailand by Evante Co., Ltd. (บริษัท อีแวนเต้ จำกัด), a subsidiary of Synergetic Auto Performance PCL (ASAP); the ECO Sticker is filed by MAXUS Motor (Thailand) Co., Ltd.

Prices checked 24 August 2026 · Maxus research file, researched 12 November 2026