The Maple 60s Pro is an all-electric compact sedan launched by Livan Auto (a joint venture between Geely and Lifan). Serving as an upgraded iteration of the Maple 60s, it receives refinements primarily in driving range and equipment levels. Tailored specifically for the e-hailing market, the model highlights battery swapping capability and a 415 km range as its core selling points, carrying an official price tag of RM139,800.

Positioned as a compact all-electric three-box sedan under the Livan Auto banner, it is geared heavily towards the commercial fleet and e-hailing sector. Core highlights include an overall length of 4,730 mm, a 2,700 mm wheelbase, battery swap architecture support, a 415 km range, and an extensive commercial vehicle warranty of 5 years or 500,000 km. The 2022 lineup is offered in a sole "Full Charge Edition" variant; a vehicle-battery separation option lowers the initial purchase threshold. Key rivals include the BYD Qin PLUS EV, GAC Aion AION S, and its stablemate, the Maple 60s.
In terms of dimensions, it measures 4,730/1,804/1,530 mm with a 2,700 mm wheelbase and a 430-litre boot capacity. The exterior retains the silhouette of the Geely Vision, sporting a closed-off front grille flanked by prominent side air inlets for a clean, utilitarian aesthetic. At the rear, a full-width chrome trim connects the tail lamps to visually widen the vehicle. The interior prioritises practicality, featuring a urethane steering wheel, a rotary gear selector, and faux leather seats, delivering a functional and straightforward cabin environment.
Power is delivered by a front-mounted permanent magnet synchronous motor (TZ200XSJZA) producing a maximum output of 100 kW (136 PS) and a peak torque of 230 Nm, achieving a 0-100 km/h sprint in 10 seconds alongside a top speed of 130 km/h.
Energy is supplied by a 52.56 kWh Gotion High-tech ternary lithium battery pack, delivering an NEDC-rated range of 415 km and an energy consumption of 13.2 kWh/100 km. It supports DC fast charging, replenishing from 30% to 80% in 30 minutes at 66 kW, and is also fully compatible with battery swapping, allowing a complete battery exchange in just 60 seconds at dedicated swap stations.
Underneath, the chassis employs a front MacPherson strut independent suspension and a rear torsion beam semi-independent suspension setup, paired with front ventilated disc and rear solid disc brakes, along with an electronic parking brake (EPB). It rides on 16-inch alloy rims wrapped in 215/60 R16 tyres. The suspension tuning leans heavily towards comfort, catering to the demands of extended hours behind the wheel in commercial operations.
Key Equipment: The cabin comes standard with an 8.0-inch central touchscreen, factory phone connectivity/mirroring, a 2-speaker audio system, automatic air conditioning, and rear air-conditioning vents. The seats are upholstered in faux leather, offering 6-way manual adjustment for the driver's seat, alongside split-folding rear seats to expand cargo space.
Active and Passive Safety: Standard safety features across the range include dual front airbags, a tyre pressure monitoring display, ABS with EBD, Brake Assist, Traction Control, Electronic Stability Programme (ESP), rear parking sensors, Hill-Start Assist, and Auto Brake Hold.
Commercial Warranty: Private owners enjoy a 4-year or 150,000 km full vehicle warranty, while commercial fleet operators benefit from an exceptional 5-year or 500,000 km warranty covering the core electric drive system (battery, motor, and electronic control unit).
The Maple 60s Pro is one of Livan Auto’s key workhorses for the e-hailing sector, maintaining a moderate monthly sales volume within the brand. In March 2026, sales of the Maple 60s lineup (including the Pro) stood at 233 units, compared to 133 units in July 2025. Sales fluctuations reflect commercial fleet market saturation and overall brand recognition.
Livan Auto as a whole continues to navigate challenges such as ambiguous brand positioning and slowing growth in the commercial market, operating at a factory capacity utilisation rate of only around 30%. While the Pro variant brings minor upgrades in range and specs over the standard 60s, it has not fundamentally transformed the brand's market standing.
User Feedback: Drivers consistently praise the rapid turnaround of the battery swap system, the practical 415 km operational range, and the extensive commercial warranty coverage. Conversely, drawbacks centre on the spartan equipment list, modest brand equity, and the absence of advanced smart infotainment features.
Verdict: The Maple 60s Pro is a purpose-built commercial workhorse whose core value lies in its rapid battery swapping capability and industry-leading commercial warranty. For operators planning to run e-hailing services in cities with established Livan swap station networks, it offers strong cost-effectiveness; for private buyers, however, rival Chinese all-electric models in the same price bracket deliver significantly richer features and better overall refinement.