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Changan Nevo E07 deliveries begin: an electric SUV and a real-life transformer

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Max McDee, 22 October 2024

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The Chinese EV market shows no signs of slowing down with innovative new models appearing seemingly every week. One of the latest and possibly most intriguing entries is the Changan Nevo E07. It's an SUV with a unique feature: it can transform into a pickup truck. This clever design addresses two issues at once - it circumvents restrictions on pickup trucks in China while catering to the growing demand for electric utility vehicles.

Changan Nevo, another sub-brand of the Changan Automobile, is making a name for itself with unconventional EVs. The E07 follows the Q05 SUV and is available in both battery electric vehicle (BEV) and extended-range electric vehicle (EREV) configurations.

Changan Nevo E07 is an electric SUV with a trick up its sleeve

What sets the E07 apart is its ability to shift from a conventional SUV into a pickup truck. With the push of a button, the rear window lowers, and the roof slides forward, revealing a cargo bed. This clever solution provides the functionality of a pickup truck without running afoul of Chinese regulations that restrict pickup truck ownership in many cities.

The E07 offers a variety of powertrain options. The battery-powered version comes with either a single motor (choice of 165 kW or 252 kW) or dual motors (188 kW and 252 kW). The single-motor versions can accelerate from 0 to 62 mph in 7.9 or 6.7 seconds, respectively, while the dual-motor version does the same in a brisk 3.96 seconds. Sure, it's not the most important specification that pickup truck buyers look for, but this is an EV reality - electric cars are quick regardless of their function.

Changan Nevo E07 is an electric SUV with a trick up its sleeve

Two battery options are available for the BEV: a lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery with a capacity of 70.54 kWh and a lithium ternary battery with a capacity of 89.98 kWh. These provide a CLTC (China light-duty vehicle test cycle) range of 342 miles and 405 miles, respectively.

The EREV version offers single and dual-motor options, with a 1.5-liter gasoline engine serving as a range extender. The single-motor EREV has a maximum power output of 231 kW, while the dual-motor version adds a 131 kW front motor. Acceleration from 0 to 62 mph takes 7.1 seconds for the single-motor and 5.15 seconds for the dual-motor EREV.

Changan Nevo E07 is an electric SUV with a trick up its sleeve

All EREV variants feature a 39.05 kWh LFP battery pack, providing a CLTC pure electric range of 143 miles and a combined range of 702 miles with a full tank of fuel and a full charge. The E07 is a sizable vehicle, measuring 198.6 inches in length, 78.6 inches in width, and 66.7 inches in height. It has a wheelbase of 122.8 inches.

Changan has fitted the E07 with its advanced intelligent driver assistance system, with the two highest-priced BEV variants featuring two Nvidia Orin X chips and two LiDARs for enhanced safety and autonomous driving capabilities.

Changan Nevo E07 is an electric SUV with a trick up its sleeve

The Nevo E07 BEV starts at RMB 199,900 ($28,080) and goes up to RMB 319,900 ($44,930) for the top-of-the-line variant. The EREV models range from RMB 209,900 ($29,480) to RMB 299,900 ($42,130).

The company wants to expand the Nevo brand globally, with a planned product matrix of 10 models by 2025. The E07's innovative design and competitive pricing could make it a compelling option for buyers looking for a versatile and efficient electric vehicle. It is a completely new breed of electric SUVs, blurring the lines between passenger vehicles and light trucks.

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  • 24 Oct 2024

That's a CyberTruck with rounded edges... from any angle you would look. Ok - a big difference: it has a longer bonnet (compared tot the Cybertruck) simply because they had to accommodate an ICE for the EREV version. Also check out the interi...

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