LDV
eDeliver 7 LWB Low Roof 88kWh
$65,779
Drive-away price (includes on-road costs; the maker publishes no list price). Prices accurate as of October 2026 — verify with an authorised dealer or manufacturer before purchase.
At a glance
- Range (WLTP)
- 362 km
- Battery
- 88 kWh gross
- Power
- 150 kW
- Seats
- 3
Specifications
- Drivetrain
- Front-wheel drive (FWD)
- Body Type
- Cargo van
- Doors
- 4
- Seats
- 3
- Segment
- Upper Mid
- Origin
- China
About LDV
Up to 8-yr / 250,000 km battery warranty · eDeliver 5 from $52,621 d/a · three van sizes
Up to 8-Year / 250,000 km Battery Warranty
eDeliver 5 from $52,621 Drive-Away
Three Van Sizes, Up to 1,350 kg Payload
Battery & Warranty
- Battery Warranty
- 8 years / 250,000 km
What does this cover?
The battery warranty guarantees that the high-voltage traction battery will retain at least a minimum percentage of its original capacity during the warranty period. If the battery degrades below this level under normal use, the manufacturer will repair or replace it at no cost.
This is separate from the vehicle's general warranty and typically has a longer duration, reflecting the expected lifespan of modern EV batteries.
Warranty terms are indicative. Always confirm with the manufacturer.
Dimensions
- Length
- 5,364 mm
- Cargo Volume
- 6,700 L
- Payload
- 1,205 kg
Audio & Wheels
- Audio system
- Standard audio, 4 speakers
- Wheels
- 16-inch
Source: carexpert.com.au, checked October 2026
Other versions of the LDV eDeliver 7 (3)
Charging
- Fast charging (DC)
- Up to 90 kW
- Fast-charging plug
- CCS2
- Home charging (AC)
- Up to 11 kW
- Home charging plug
- Type 2
Speeds above 7.4 kW need three-phase power, which most homes don't have.
Charging time estimator
Enter your charger power to estimate charging time from empty.
Enter your home or public charger power in kilowatts. Common values: 7kW (home), 22kW (wall box), 50-350kW (DC fast).
FBT & Novated Lease
- FBT Concession
- Not eligible for the EV exemption
This van is rated to carry 1 tonne or more, so the EV FBT exemption doesn't apply. It's usually FBT-exempt as a work vehicle instead, if private use is limited to home–work travel and minor, occasional trips. ATO: exempt use of eligible vehicles (opens in a new tab)