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Deepal E07: World's 1st Transformer SUV Launched in Nepal – Rs 99.99L, 566km Range, Pickup Mode

Nepal Auto Trader

3 months ago
Updated Jan 2025

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Nepal’s Automotive Revolution Just Got Electrified

MAW Vriddhi Autocorp has made history by bringing the world’s first transformer SUV to Nepal. The Deepal E07 isn’t just another electric vehicle – it’s an engineering landmark that reconfigures its body like sci-fi tech, switching between SUV elegance and pickup ruggedness at the push of a button.

Technical Superpowers for Himalayan Roads

Price: Rs 99.99 Lakh (RWD) / Rs 1.99 Crore (AWD)
Range: 566 km (WLTP) – Kathmandu to Pokhara & back on single charge
Transformation Time: 10 seconds (SUV ↔ Pickup)
Water Wading: 600mm – laughs at monsoon floods

⚡ Battery & Charging (AWD Model)

94.3 kWh LFP Battery - 10-year warranty
800V Architecture: 10-80% charge in 20 mins (380kW DC)
V2L (Vehicle-to-Load): Power your tools/Home appliances

🚀 Performance Specs (Nepal Models)

AWD Version:
- Front: 131kW Motor | Rear: 183kW Motor
- Total Output: 578PS | 730Nm Torque
- 0-100km/h: 3.9 seconds (Thailand tested)
RWD Version:
- Single 183kW Rear Motor
- 258PS | 365Nm Torque
- 0-100km/h: 6.9 seconds

📏 Transformation & Dimensions

Cargo Magic:
- SUV Mode: 638L trunk space
- Pickup Mode: 1,860L flatbed capacity
- Max Load: 400kg (Pickup configuration)
Ground Clearance: 190mm (Adjustable via air suspension)
Approach Angle: 19° | Departure Angle: 21°

🌐 Nepal-Specific Advantages

Mountain Mode: Special torque mapping for hill climbs
Regen 3.0: One-pedal driving down steep slopes
Battery pre-conditioning (-30°C to 50°C operation)

Why This Changes Everything

As the first country outside China to get this tech marvel, Nepal now has:

A pickup bed that appears/disappears like magic (electro-mechanical trunk system)
Air suspension that adapts from Kathmandu’s potholes to Mustang’s trails
258 PS power that climbs hills like a mountain goat

Not Just Electric – Electrifying

The E7’s 28.86-inch AR windshield display and self-parking tech make it feel like driving tomorrow’s vehicle today. With 18 speakers pumping Nepali beats and seats that float over rough roads, this transformer SUV proves green tech can be thrilling.