Its dual-motor all-wheel-drive system produces 440kW and 645Nm.

Deepal Australia quotes 3.96 seconds, while its variant summary rounds this to 3.9 seconds, under stated driver-only test conditions.

The official Australian figure is up to 510km on the WLTP cycle from the 89.98kWh NMC battery; actual range varies.

Maximum DC charging is listed at 240kW, with a quoted 30–80 percent time of about 15 minutes on suitable charging equipment and in suitable conditions.

Yes. Deepal lists front and rear continuous damping control and air suspension for the AWD variant.

It adds a second motor and all-wheel drive, raises output substantially and accelerates more quickly, while the RWD has the longer official WLTP range.

Yes. It supports Vehicle-to-Load power when connected through a suitable compatible adapter.

The published coverage is seven years or 160,000km for the vehicle and eight years or 240,000km for the high-voltage battery, whichever comes first and subject to terms.