Islamabad, Aug 15: The clever “designed for electric” EV brand Changan, called Deepal, will be introduced by Master Changan Motors Limited (MCML) at Dolmen Mall Clifton, Karachi, tomorrow, August 16, 2024. The firm will reveal its range of EV models and how it plans to overcome major obstacles to EV adoption in Pakistan, like as charging infrastructure, range anxiety, and availability of after-sale service across the country. At 11:00 AM, Changan’s official Facebook page will livestream the event.
The Deepal sedan and SUV, which are joint innovations of Changan, Huawei, and CATL, will be on show by the company during the event. From August 16 to August 25, both automobiles will be on display at Dolmen Mall for customers to explore up close and have a test drive.At a recent event, we revealed a glimpse of the Deepal S07 and L07 electric vehicles’ interiors, which combine a futuristic interior with a current exterior appearance.
Deepal L07
Power and Efficiency:
250 HP/320 Nm of power
Power from battery: 66.8 kWh
Range for driving: 540 km
30% to 80% charge in 35 minutes
5.9 seconds from 0 to 100 km/h
Interior: The L07 model’s interior is designed to rival that of the current SL03 sedan. When comparing the two cars, the SL03 emphasizes sporty performance, while the L07 prioritizes intelligent features. Both models will be offered for sale at the same time. The salient features of the sedan are:
6-inch multimedia display
Head-up display for augmented reality
An extra LCD instrument panel
steering rail with three spokes
Dual wireless charging pad for smartphones
Two drink holders
Deepal S07
Power and Efficiency:
250 HP/320 Nm of power
Power from battery: 66.8 kWh
Range for Driving: 485 km
30% to 80% charge in 35 minutes
6.7 seconds from 0 to 100 km/h
Inside
The interior of the S07 was first seen in a spy photo with little information. On the other hand, official photos have revealed every feature available for the vehicle. It has a two-tone interior with a light and dark grey color pattern. Also included in the features are:
Two charging pads for wireless phones
Two cup holder
three-spoke steering wheel in a D form
Head-up display in place of a traditional instrument cluster
Door handles replaced with a button
Second row air vents
Two USB outlets
Headrest in the center
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