Master Changan Launches Deepal S05 REEV in Pakistan
Master Changan Motors has launched the Deepal S05 REEV in Pakistan for Rs. 9.99 million. The compact electric SUV blends EV power with a range-extending petrol generator, making it perfect for long-distance drives. It features a 54.5 kWh battery, ADAS safety system, panoramic roof, and V2L power support. Designed for comfort and reliability, the S05 marks a new step toward smart, sustainable mobility in Pakistan.
Table of Contents
- What Makes the S05 Different
- Designed for Comfort and Technology
- Charging and Range
- A Step Toward Smarter Mobility
Master Changan has officially launched the Deepal S05 in Pakistan, priced at Rs. 9,999,000. This new model offers a fresh option in the compact SUV market, combining electric performance with the practicality of a petrol backup system.
What Makes the S05 Different
The Deepal S05 is a Range-Extended Electric Vehicle (REEV). Unlike traditional hybrids, the wheels are powered only by an electric motor. A small petrol engine acts as a generator to recharge the battery when needed. This setup helps reduce the worry of running out of charge on long drives, while still giving the smooth, quiet performance of an EV.
Designed for Comfort and Technology
Inside, the S05 offers a modern, high-tech interior that feels more like a premium lounge than a car cabin. It features a panoramic roof, a large touchscreen display, and smart connectivity options. The ADAS safety system adds an extra layer of protection with features like lane assist, adaptive cruise control, and automatic emergency braking.
Drivers will also find a 360° camera for easy parking and Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) support, which allows the car to power external devices—useful for camping, work sites, or emergencies.
Charging and Range
The Deepal S05 comes with a 54.5 kWh battery that supports fast charging. For city driving, you can rely purely on electric power. On longer routes, the petrol engine automatically kicks in to recharge the battery. This makes it ideal for Pakistani roads, where charging stations are still developing, but distances can be long.
A Step Toward Smarter Mobility
Originally launched in China in 2024, the Deepal S05 marks Changan’s move toward cleaner and more intelligent mobility in Pakistan. It’s not just about driving electric, it’s about driving with freedom, without worrying about where the next charger is.
At under Rs. 10 million, the S05 offers a mix of technology, efficiency, and peace of mind that few others in this range can match. It’s a practical step into the future of mobility, simple, smart, and ready for the road ahead. For more updates, visit DrivePK.com
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