Head-to-head comparison
Farizon
Compared version: 50 kWh
from€38,835
2 dealers · 2 counties
Unranked — insufficient data
commercial vehicle — not ranked with passenger cars · missing: range · missing: performance · missing: safety & warranty · missing: practicality · missing: charging · coverage below 70 %
Data: 1/12 fields
No trade-off of 5 points or more
Maxus
Compared version: L2H2 88 kWh
from€39,325
2 dealers · 2 counties
Unranked — insufficient data
commercial vehicle — not ranked with passenger cars · missing: performance · missing: safety & warranty · missing: practicality · missing: charging · coverage below 70 %
Data: 2/12 fields
No lead of 5 points or more
One point for every criterion won clearly: the best value, with the others more than 5% behind. Ties give no points.
Farizon
V7E
0
Maxus
eDeliver 7
0
No criterion has a clear winner; one criterion is tied.
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On each score axis, the model at least 5 points ahead of the next one. Below that we write “tight”.
Incomplete comparison. Farizon V7E has no: power, 0–100 acceleration, top speed, Euro NCAP rating, warranty, boot space, seats, wheelbase, range, DC charging power, and DC charging time. Its strengths may be understated; missing data is neither an advantage nor a disadvantage.
Incomplete comparison. Maxus eDeliver 7 has no: power, 0–100 acceleration, top speed, Euro NCAP rating, warranty, boot space, seats, wheelbase, DC charging power, and DC charging time. Its strengths may be understated; missing data is neither an advantage nor a disadvantage.
Value
Farizon V7E+14 pts
Range
not enough data
Performance
not enough data
Safety
not enough data
Practicality
not enough data
Charging
not enough data
Farizon V7E is the cheapest; Maxus eDeliver 7 costs €490 more (+1%).
Absolute 0–100 score on fixed scales, calculated for each model's entry version.
Differences are measured against the best in the comparison.
How to read the table
Farizon
V7E
€38,835
Maxus
eDeliver 7
€39,325
€38,835
€39,325
€44,770
50.2 kWh
328 km
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The Farizon V7E is cheaper, starting at €38,835 versus €39,325 for the Maxus eDeliver 7 — a difference of €490.
The Farizon V7E scores higher overall: 66/100 versus 39/100.
