Will Bermaz and Changan bring in these vehicles soon?
On 13 June, Deepal, under Changan officially unveiled its latest off-road SUV, the G318, priced between 175,900 and 318,000 yuan (approximately USD24,300 to 43,900). This rugged new model is available in six variants, offering both two-wheel and four-wheel drive options to suit different driving needs.
The two-wheel drive standard version will begin deliveries in August, while the premium “Worry-Free Crossing Edition” is currently open for pre-orders and is scheduled for delivery in 2025. The Deepal G318 is a sizable SUV, measuring 5,010mm in length, 1,985mm in width and 1,895mm in height with a wheelbase of 2,880mm.
Moreover, this Deepal SUV features an impressive 278mm ground clearance and generous approach and departure angles of 27° and 31°, respectively, making it well-suited for off-road conditions. The vehicle’s exterior styling is accentuated by its ‘Gate of Space’ rear design and an exposed spare tire that reinforces its off-road character. Towing capacity for the 4WD version is rated at 1,600 kg.
Inside, the G318 boasts a premium feel with suede upholstery, metal accents, and three color themes, namely, Dense Forest Black, Glacier Blue and Holy Lake Green. Key features include a dual-screen setup (10.25-inch digital cluster and 14.6-inch central display), a flat-folding front seat bed configuration, 818–1747 L trunk capacity, and 31 interior storage compartments.
On top of that, it supports advanced connectivity and comfort features like voice recognition, wireless phone charging, heated and ventilated front seats, and Level 2 ADAS. Powering the SUV is a range-extended hybrid system built around a 1.5T engine making 150hp paired to either one or two electric motors, supported by the Golden Bell Battery 2.0.
It also sports a top speed of 175km/h and a total CLTC driving range of up to 1,000km. Battery charging from 30 to 80 percent takes just 30 minutes. The 2WD variant produces up to 248hp, while the 4WD variant delivers a robust 424hp and 572Nm of torque.
Drivers also benefit from 16 driving modes tailored for various terrains and situations, including off-road and energy-saving settings. With its competitive pricing, rugged specs and tech-rich interior, will Changan and Bermaz consider launching the Deepal G318 in Malaysia by 2026?
We got all this from CarNewsChina and their full article is linked here. Thank you CarNewsChina for the information and images.
