Maxus EV registrations up nearly 90%, market share growing
The brand reported a 6% increase in registrations in 2025, despite commercial vehicle registrations declining by 10.3%.
Harris Maxus UK, the distributor of Maxus commercial vehicles in the UK, has reported that its electric vehicle (EV) registrations were up almost 90% in 2025, while its market share grew to 2.4%, from 1.9% in 2024.
The brand reported a 6% increase in registrations in 2025, despite commercial vehicle registrations declining by 10.3%, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT).
Maxus’ EV growth outpaced the general market too, growing by almost 90% as the market grew 36.2%.
In November 2025, Tesco placed an order for 750 Maxus eDELIVER 9 vans, the largest EV order in Harris Maxus UK’s history.
Steve Hunt, managing director at Harris Maxus UK, said: “These results demonstrate real progress for Maxus in the UK.
“Growing our market share to 2.4% in a declining market shows we’re winning operator confidence, and we’re committed to building on that momentum in 2026.
“Our electric van performance has been exceptional, with the 750-unit Tesco order validating our zero-emission credentials.
“But we’re equally focused on serving the full spectrum of operator needs across our entire range, whether electric or diesel.












