Cycle and Carriage launches Maxus commercial vehicles

Cycle and Carriage launches Maxus commercial vehicles

Cycle and Carriage launches Maxus in partnership with SAIC, a Fortune 500 automaker and China's largest car producer.

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
17 Dec 2015

Cycle and Carriage has announced their newly acquired light commercial vehicle brand, Maxus, during its official launch yesterday.

In partnership with SAIC, a Fortune 500 automaker and China’s largest, C&C aims to target Singapore’s evolving transportation needs where special mobility is concerned.

The partnership recent partnership with the 8th ASEAN Para Games held locally saw C&C provide three Maxus V80 vehicles for transporting VIPs and game officials. A further nod to C&C’s commitment to special mobility came also from the announcement that C&C will donate one unit of the V80 to the Singapore Disability Sports Council.

The Maxus V80 that was launched together with the brand are highly customisable, with several variants including a panel van version, 13 or 15 seater mini-buses as well as accommodation for up to four wheel chairs with seven other passengers.

Features of the V80 include European-tuned suspension, LED daytime running lights, anti-lock brake system and electronic brake force distribution for safety and comfort.

The vehicles are powered by 2.5l diesel engines producing 131bhp and 330Nm meeting Euro 5 emission standards.

Prices at launch (incl. COE) are as follows:
Maxus V80 Low Roof Panel Van 2.5 6-speed (M) - $90,988
Maxus V80 Low Roof 13 Seater Commuter 2.5 (M) - $96,988
Maxus V80 Low Roof 15 Seater Commuter 2.5 (M) - $103,988

Credits: Story and Photos by Alvan Sio

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