Harris Maxus UK has cut the price of the eDeliver 3 compact electric van to £18,495 in a major new pricing offensive.

The attack on pricing follows the company’s recent shake-up in the medium van sector with the repositioning of its Deliver 7 medium van, which now costs from £19,995.

For that sub-£20k price, fleets get standard specification that includes automatic air conditioning, heated front seats, a 10.25-inch touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Bluetooth, USB, DAB radio and MP5 functionality, together with a rear-view camera.

The eDeliver 3 also offers a maximum payload of 1,045kg and up to 4.8m3 of cargo volume.

Harris Maxus UK said the price reduction meant operators no longer need to choose between affordability, specification and zero-emission capability.

The latest move reflects Harris Maxus UK’s ongoing commitment to making light commercial vehicles – regardless of powertrain – more accessible at a time when operators continue to face increasing cost pressures, clean air regulations and growing demand for sustainable fleet solutions.

Gary Brown, UK sales director at Harris Maxus UK, said: “With Deliver 7, we wanted to challenge accepted thinking around van pricing, and the response from the market has been tremendous. Now, we’re taking that same philosophy into the compact electric van sector.

“eDeliver 3 is exactly what many businesses need – zero emissions, compact, highly capable, exceptionally well specified and now available at a price point that makes switching to electric even more compelling. Operators shouldn’t have to compromise on quality, technology or practicality simply because they’re choosing zero-emissions. eDeliver 3 establishes a new value benchmark for compact electric vans.”

Specifically designed for urban operators and last-mile delivery operations, the Maxus eDeliver 3 combines compact exterior dimensions with a practical load area, maximum professional payload of 1,045kg and high levels of standard equipment.