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Deepal electric and hybrid cars: UK prices, range and battery

2 Deepal versions in our list across 2 models, with guide prices from £37,990 to £39,990. Compiled October 2026 from published UK sources, mainly EV Database UK for pure EVs.

All Deepal versions

Deepal S05

VersionGuide priceReal-world rangeOfficial WLTPEfficiencyBattery (usable)Rapid charging10–80%ACBootTowingGrant
RWD Max 68 kWh£37,990about 235 mi–3.5 mi/kWh68 kWhup to 200 kW––651 L1,600 kgNot listed Spec sheet

Deepal S07

VersionGuide priceReal-world rangeOfficial WLTPEfficiencyBattery (usable)Rapid charging10–80%ACBootTowingGrant
Standard 78 kWh£39,990about 250 mi295 mi3.2 mi/kWh78 kWhup to 93 kW49 min11 kW635 L1,500 kgNot listed Spec sheet

Frequently asked questions

How much does a new Deepal cost in the UK?

Guide prices in our list run from £37,990 (Deepal S05 RWD Max 68 kWh) to £39,990 (Deepal S07 Standard 78 kWh). Prices are approximate, change often, and some may already include the Electric Car Grant. Always confirm the on-the-road price with the seller.

What range do Deepal electric cars have?

Typical real-world range in our list runs from about 235 to 250 miles across the 2 pure EV versions (EV Database estimates). The official WLTP figure is higher; winter and motorway driving reduce range further.

Which is the most efficient Deepal electric car?

In our list it is the Deepal S05 RWD Max 68 kWh at about 3.5 miles per kWh (EV Database estimate).

Are any Deepal cars eligible for the Electric Car Grant?

None of the Deepal versions in our list appears on the Electric Car Grant list.

What warranty does Deepal offer on new cars?

We understand Deepal's standard new-car warranty to be 7 years. Battery warranties are separate, typically around eight years or 100,000 miles: confirm the terms for your car.

How reliable are Deepal cars?

Each model can be checked against the Warrantywise Reliability Index, which uses used-car repair data (vehicles three to fifteen years old, at least 250 per model). Many new models have no score yet, and the Index is not a prediction for an individual car.

Figures compiled October 2026 and approximate. How we check · Sources. Trademarks belong to their owners; no manufacturer endorses Be EV Wise.

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