Deepal S05 and S07 officially launched in Poland as Changan Automobile steps up its European expansion strategy. According to Deepal, the all-electric SUVs will be sold through Changan’s local dealer partners in Poland, including Bemo Group, PGD Group and Matsuoka Motor. Under its rollout plan, Changan also aims to establish 23 brand showrooms across 17 Polish cities, covering both sales and after-sales service operations. Deepal S05 launched in Poland In terms of pricing, the Deepal S05 is offered in three variants in Poland. The PRO version starts at PLN 169,900 ($46,890), the MAX version at PLN 179,900 ($49,650), and the MAX AWD version at PLN 189,900 ($52,410). The Deepal S07 starts from PLN 204,900 ($56,550). On the product side, the S05 is equipped with a 68.8 kWh lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery pack, delivering up to 445 km of WLTP range. The S07 features a 79.97 kWh battery pack with a maximum WLTP range of 475 km. In line with all Changan models currently sold in Europe, the Deepal S05 and S07 come with an 8-year/200,000-km battery warranty, while anti-perforation corrosion coverage for the vehicle body extends to 12 years. Deepal S07 launched in Poland Notably, Changan’s Poland entry is not limited to new energy vehicles. Alongside the Deepal S05 and S07, the company has also introduced the gasoline-powered CS55 PLUS and CS75 PLUS SUVs, with plug-in hybrid variants planned for a later stage. As a key automotive consumption market and logistics hub in Central and Eastern Europe, Poland represents an important milestone in Changan’s long-term overseas expansion strategy. Official figures show Changan currently operates 1,124 sales outlets across 118 countries and regions overseas, with a total of 41 models introduced globally, including 25 internal combustion engine vehicles and 16 new energy vehicles. Deepal launch event in Poland Over the past five years, Changan’s overseas sales increased from 100,000 units to 637,000 units in 2025, with cumulative overseas sales surpassing 2.8 million vehicles and annual overseas sales growth averaging 50.4%. At its global strategy conference in April this year, Changan announced a target of achieving annual production and sales of 4 million vehicles by 2030, while aiming to challenge the 5 million-unit mark. New energy vehicles are expected to account for more than 60% of total sales.
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