Holden Astra vs Deepal S07

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Holden Astra
Holden Astra

$7,990 - $20,990

2018 price

Deepal S07
Deepal S07

2025 price

Summary

2018 Holden Astra
2025 Deepal S07
Safety Rating

Engine Type
Turbo 4, 1.4L

Not Applicable, 0.0L
Fuel Type
Premium Unleaded Petrol

Electric
Fuel Efficiency
5.8L/100km (combined)

0.0L/100km (combined)
Seating
5

5
Dislikes
  • Missing rear seat amenities
  • Smallish fuel tank
  • Awkward pedal position

  • Incessant bonging of safety systems
  • Comfortable but uninspiring drive
  • Slow 'fast' charging
2018 Holden Astra Summary

Holden's current Astra is the second go the car has had in this country, after first being badged an Opel to the sounds of crickets from the buying public. That hubristic exercise was followed by a brief withdrawal from the Australian market before returning, rather more sensibly badged (and sensibly-priced) as a Holden.

It chugged along quite nicely in 2017. It didn't break any records, no, but regularly broke the 1000 units per month mark to end up with about five percent of the small car market, which it shares with some serious competition from Europe and Japan.

The + in R+ means more safety, but also more money. Safety is good, but do you get anything else for your money?

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2025 Deepal S07 Summary

You’re getting flooded with new electric mid-size SUVs from China, I know. But if you’re struggling to recall them all, just remember – this is the good-looking one.

It’s the Deepal S07, the spearhead for the Deepal brand's new presence in Australia, and I reckon it looks damn sharp.

But is there substance to match the style? And can it take on the likes of the Kia EV5, Tesla Model Y and XPeng G6?

Let's find out, shall we?

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