Deepal Reviews

Deepal is a new EV brand backed by Chinese car giant Changan, with strong support from tech firms Huawei and CATL. It launched in 2022 as part of China’s push into smart electric mobility. The name stands for “Deep + Pal,” hinting at the brand’s focus on connected, user-friendly tech.

The first model was the Deepal SL03, a sleek electric liftback with EV and range-extender hybrid options. It was followed by the S07, a mid-size electric SUV aimed at young families. Both use Changan’s EPA1 architecture, developed for new-generation battery vehicles. Deepal’s cars compete with BYD, XPeng and Tesla in China.

The S07 was Deepal's debut model in Australia in 2025.

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