Maxus MIFA 9 is this the best 7 seat car on the market today?

This is the Maxis MIFA 9 and it's about time it came to the market in Ireland, there literally is nothing else like this on the market and it's coming from China. It has facial recognition and it can even tell when you are tired and need some extra sleep! if you are looking for a luxury car from China then this might be exactly what you were looking for

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[rastajay]

I love this car! Forget image and street cred, I'm grown. I look forward to the upgrades and seen this in person.

[gregmooney]

Great balanced review there Bob, the first half you sounded like a salesman for maxus and then you introduced us to the beeper segment 😂 but it's a lot of car for the money. I would consider the mk2 version.

[ericrochford]

Not sure what to say about those looks but the Chinese are definitely on the right path. Need to throw in ear plugs as an optional extra…😂

[BernardSamson-hffc]

I wouldn't be happy with the facial recognition system. That sounds a bit too much like Big Brother is watching you. Maxus should have called it the Winston Smith, or 1984.
Great video Bob.

[bernardfong]

Waiting for MIFA7 which is smaller and more practical for negotiating city streets.

[frankgooding]

A fair big bus bob, Even room for the new choppy changey hair. :-)

As you say not many in the 7 seat market so will put manners on some of the competition.
Same from as a ID7 give or take so all about context I suppose.

As long as they fix the bugs.

[sammytsang]

Full spec I would buy for £40k max price.

[deasunodonnachadha]

That line deviation beeper would turn me off that van.

[neodarren]

Lane deviation beep can be turn off from function on screen

[johnmorgan]

80k for that range. Gotta be kidding. Depreciation will be catastrophic. It's a stay away vehicle.

[DontEatTheAnimals]

The beeper is a deal breaker ... wanders off to look at a different make.

[mlann]

All these Chinese EVs seem to have overly aggressive lane departure monitoring, they don't seem to have tuned them for our roads. MG4 owners in particular are having to turn them off every time they sit in.

[aidanmunnelly]

You have us all thinkin about the old so called reliable brands.

[johnminshall]

I think I’ll pass, and wait and see how Ford do with next year’s electric Galaxy. Too quirky, ugly, and probably not efficient enough to get the range I’d need - that’s without considering the price!

[oliverstemp]

Nice car but it all feels very cheap. Not worth the price. The VW ID Buzz at least feels well made. Wait for a Lexus LM

[PatHiggins-Mayo]

Great video again, Bob.
Look at the size of the screen bezel (80, 000). 😊

[PatHiggins-Mayo]

These Chinese electric cars are going to upset the "traditional" car makers and will inevitably lead to thousands of job losses /closures here in Europe.

[grahamcullen]

I'm getting irritated by the warning tone during your review, I definitely couldn't live with that. Too many narrow roads & poorly rubbed out old markings round Scotland.

[fastrace]

Fair enough its a high spec chinese car, it might drive well, but what is the metal like, is it going to be a rust bucket after 5 years and what will the resale value be, and who will know how to fix them when something goes wrong especially here in Ireland, not many of these will be seen on Irish roads as people prefer Crossover SUVs nowadays at the same time it has some cool features, but there is probably too many things that will turn people off it.

[frankmetcalfe]

I wouldn't be too hopeful about it's reliableity and would expect alot of glitches