Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about MAXUS Caribbean.
Who owns MAXUS?
MAXUS is a wholly owned subsidiary of SAIC Motor, a Fortune Global 500 Chinese automaker. SAIC Motor acquired the LDV brand in 2010 and established SAIC MAXUS in 2011. The LDV name traces back to the Lancashire Steam Motor Company, founded in Leyland, Lancashire in 1896 and renamed Leyland Motors in 1907.
How does MAXUS compare to Ford, Toyota, and Isuzu for commercial vehicles?
MAXUS covers pickups, SUVs, MPVs, diesel vans and electric vans under one brand. Prices are set by the dealer in each territory, so ask for a written quote and compare it line by line with the model you are considering.
What is the MAXUS warranty in the Caribbean?
Every MAXUS sold through an authorized dealer comes with the factory warranty applicable to that model and territory, administered through the selling dealer. Coverage periods and mileage limits vary by model (diesel pickup, EV battery, commercial van) — request the written warranty booklet from your dealer before purchase.
Are MAXUS parts available in the Caribbean?
Genuine MAXUS parts are supplied through authorized dealers. Parts and repair times depend on your location, model and dealer stock. Keep to the MAXUS service schedule to protect your warranty.
Does MAXUS Caribbean support EV charging infrastructure?
MAXUS Caribbean does not install charging equipment. Ask your dealer about charging options for your site.
How do fleet operators benefit from switching to MAXUS?
The MAXUS range covers pickup, van, MPV, SUV and electric models from one brand. Contact our team for a fleet quote tailored to your business.