2026 Deepal L07 Price in Pakistan

The Deepal L07 is the sedan-shaped member of Deepal Pakistan’s current electrified range and is positioned as a premium all-electric alternative for buyers who want something more expressive than a traditional three-box executive car. Its long 4,820 mm body, 2,900 mm wheelbase and low fastback roof create a sleek profile, while frameless windows, flush electric door handles, a powered fastback tailgate and a full-width rear lighting signature give it a modern identity. The official Pakistan brochure lists five exterior colors: Comet White, Nebula Green, Lunar Gray, Eclipse Black and Stellar Blue. These finishes suit the car’s clean surfaces, although actual dealer stock can vary and buyers should confirm the exact paint and interior combination before booking.

Performance is one of the L07’s strongest selling points. The Pakistan model uses a rear-mounted permanent-magnet synchronous motor producing 190 kW, equivalent to about 255 hp, and 320 Nm of torque. Rear-wheel drive gives the car a more balanced and engaging feel than many front-driven electric vehicles, while the low-mounted 66.8 kWh CATL ternary lithium battery helps keep the centre of gravity low. Deepal quotes up to 540 km of NEDC range and a 30-to-80 percent DC charging time of around 35 minutes. NEDC figures are useful for comparison but are normally more optimistic than daily driving, especially with high motorway speeds, strong air-conditioning use, heavy traffic or repeated hard acceleration.

The cabin is designed around digital controls and comfort. A 14.6-inch Sunflower touchscreen forms the main interface, supported by an AR head-up display that can project speed, navigation and driver-assistance information into the driver’s view. The official Pakistan material also highlights a 14-speaker audio system, 40 W wireless phone charging, wireless Apple CarPlay, a rear climate-control touchscreen, powered front seats, driver-seat memory and a panoramic glass roof. Cabin scenario modes can prepare the car for activities such as resting, washing or camping. Because many functions are concentrated in the central screen, buyers who prefer physical switches may need time to become familiar with the interface.

Safety and driver assistance are important parts of the L07 package. The brochure lists front, side and curtain airbags, a 360-degree camera with transparent-chassis view, tyre-pressure monitoring, parking sensors and a FutureSense 2.0 suite with adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, lane assistance, blind-spot detection, rear cross-traffic functions and door-opening warning. These systems can reduce workload on motorways and in congested urban traffic, but they remain assistance features rather than autonomous driving. Drivers should also consider the low 150 mm ground clearance on damaged roads, steep ramps and large speed breakers, particularly when the vehicle is carrying several passengers.

For Pakistan ownership, the L07 makes the most sense for a household or office that can install reliable home or workplace charging. Charging overnight can make daily commuting convenient and economical, while public fast charging can support longer journeys where compatible stations are available. The official battery warranty is listed as eight years or 240,000 km, which provides useful reassurance, but body parts, glass, sensors, large tyres and specialised EV components can still be expensive. The L07 is therefore a compelling choice for buyers who value design, quiet acceleration, modern technology and sedan road manners, provided they are comfortable planning charging and accepting the practical compromises of a low, imported fastback.