Changan's 2025 models bring new powertrains and design updates to the Chinese automaker's global lineup

Changan, the Chinese automaker owned by state-backed China National Automobile Group, released its 2025 model year vehicles with updates across sedans, SUVs, and electric models. The 2025 lineup emphasizes hybrid and battery-electric options alongside traditional gasoline engines, reflecting the company's shift toward electrification. If you're researching Changan vehicles or considering a purchase, understanding what changed from 2024 and which models are sold in your region will help you compare options.

Changan operates multiple sub-brands — including Changan, Deepal (focused on new energy vehicles), and Raize — each with distinct positioning and target markets. The 2025 updates touch all three, but availability varies significantly by country and region. In China, the domestic market, Changan offers the widest selection. In other markets, availability is narrower and depends on local import regulations and dealer networks.

Key Takeaways

  • Changan's 2025 lineup includes new hybrid and electric models across its main brand and sub-brands, with the most options available in China.
  • The Changan UNI series (sedans and crossovers) and Deepal brand vehicles represent the company's focus on electrified powertrains for 2025.
  • Specific model availability outside China depends on local regulations, dealer presence, and import agreements that vary by country.
  • Engine options, battery sizes, and feature sets differ between markets, so comparing a Chinese-market spec to what's sold elsewhere can be misleading.

Changan's main 2025 sedan and crossover models

The Changan UNI series forms the core of the brand's passenger vehicle lineup. The UNI-V is a compact sedan available with a 1.5-liter gasoline engine or a 1.5-liter hybrid powertrain in the Chinese market. The UNI-K is a mid-size crossover SUV offered with similar engine choices, and the UNI-K iDD adds a plug-in hybrid option. Both models received minor styling updates and interior refinements for 2025.

The Changan Eado Plus, positioned as an affordable sedan, continues with gasoline and hybrid versions. The Raize sub-brand, which targets younger buyers, offers the Raize D5 Plus compact SUV with hybrid technology as a new option for 2025. These models are primarily sold in China; availability in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and other regions is limited and depends on local dealer networks.

Deepal's electric and plug-in hybrid focus

Deepal, Changan's dedicated new-energy brand, expanded its lineup for 2025 with new battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs). The Deepal S7 is a mid-size electric SUV with updated battery options offering different driving ranges. The Deepal L6 is a compact electric sedan aimed at urban buyers. Both models feature Changan's latest infotainment systems and driver-information technologies.

Deepal's plug-in hybrid models, including the Deepal L6 DM-i and S7 DM-i, combine a small gasoline engine with a battery pack to reduce fuel consumption and extend driving range. These vehicles are designed for buyers who want electric driving for daily commutes but need gasoline backup for longer trips. Deepal vehicles are sold primarily in China, with very limited export to other Asian markets.

Engine options and powertrain changes for 2025

Changan reduced the number of pure gasoline-only models in its 2025 lineup, instead offering hybrid or electric alternatives across most segments. The 1.5-liter turbocharged gasoline engine remains available in several models but is increasingly paired with hybrid technology. New hybrid systems use Changan's in-house transmission technology, which the company claims improves fuel economy and reduces emissions compared to older models.

Battery-electric models now come with larger battery packs than previous years. The Deepal S7, for example, offers battery options ranging from smaller packs for city driving to larger units for longer highway trips. Plug-in hybrids can run on electric power alone for 50 to 100 kilometers (depending on the model and battery size) before the gasoline engine engages. These specifications vary between Chinese-market and export models, so checking the exact powertrain for your region is necessary before comparing.

Interior and technology updates

The 2025 models feature updated infotainment systems with larger touchscreens (typically 10.25 to 12.3 inches) and integration with Chinese smartphone platforms. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto support varies by market; Chinese-market vehicles often prioritize compatibility with Baidu Maps and WeChat, while export models may emphasize Google Maps and other international services.

Driver-information features expanded for 2025, including adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping information, and automated parking on higher trim levels. Changan's Level 2 autonomous driving features are available on select models but are not yet standardized across the lineup. Seat materials, climate control options, and cargo space remain largely unchanged from 2024, with most updates focused on the dashboard layout and control interfaces.

Pricing and trim levels

Changan's 2025 pricing in China starts around 80,000 yuan (approximately $11,000 USD) for entry-level gasoline models and rises to 200,000 yuan or more for fully equipped electric SUVs. Hybrid models typically cost 10,000 to 30,000 yuan more than their gasoline equivalents. Plug-in hybrid models fall between standard hybrids and battery-electric vehicles in price.

Trim levels vary by model but generally include base, mid-range, and premium versions with increasing features and powertrain options. Export pricing differs significantly from Chinese domestic pricing due to shipping, tariffs, and local market positioning. If you're researching Changan vehicles outside China, contact a local dealer for accurate pricing and available trims in your region.

Regional availability and where to find 2025 models

Changan's widest 2025 selection is available in China through authorized dealerships and online sales platforms. In Southeast Asia, including Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines, Changan has growing dealer networks, though model selection is narrower than in China. The Middle East and North Africa have limited Changan presence, with availability concentrated in a few countries.

In North America and Europe, Changan vehicles are not currently sold through official channels, though some used imports exist. If you're outside China and interested in a Changan vehicle, your options are limited to what local dealers stock or importing a vehicle through private channels (which involves significant regulatory and shipping complexity). Checking with Changan's official website for your country or contacting regional distributors will give you the most current information on what's actually available where you are.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between Changan, Deepal, and Raize?

Changan is the parent brand offering sedans and SUVs with gasoline and hybrid engines. Deepal is Changan's sub-brand focused entirely on electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. Raize is a youth-oriented sub-brand with compact and affordable models. All three are owned by Changan but marketed separately with different design languages and target buyers.

Are 2025 Changan vehicles sold in the United States?

No. Changan does not currently sell vehicles in the U.S. market through official channels. Importing a Changan vehicle privately is legally complex and subject to federal safety and emissions standards that Chinese-market vehicles may not meet.

Which 2025 Changan model has the longest electric driving range?

The Deepal S7 battery-electric SUV offers the longest range in Changan's lineup, with some versions claiming over 500 kilometers (310 miles) on a full charge. Exact range depends on the battery size you choose and real-world driving conditions. Check the specific battery option you're considering, as range varies significantly between smaller and larger packs.

Can I get a 2025 Changan with a traditional gasoline engine only?

Yes, but options are limited. The Changan Eado Plus and some UNI-V trims still offer pure gasoline engines, but hybrid versions are increasingly the default across the lineup. As you move up in price and trim level, hybrid or electric powertrains become the only choice on most models.

How do I find out what Changan models are sold in my country?

Contact an authorized Changan dealer in your region or visit Changan's official website for your country. Availability changes based on local regulations and import agreements, so dealer information is the most reliable source for what's actually available to purchase where you live.