The electric power steering conked out twice. There, now that I’ve got that out of the way, let me tell you about the rest of this affordable compact sedan…
Changan
Sprint Review: 2026 Changan Deepal S07 L
This is the new Changan Deepal S07 L in, uhh, Comet White. And what you really need to know about this full EV coupé SUV is that it’s actually two cars rolled into one…
Sprint Review: 2026 Changan Uni-S
Another day, another attractive Asian crossover at an even more attractive price! Let me tell you a few quick facts about this Changan Uni-S.
Tested: Changan Hunter D/C REEV
What is a Range Extended Electric Vehicle? Understanding the technology behind the Changan Hunter REEV
For decades, South African motorists have had a fairly simple choice when buying a vehicle: petrol or diesel. Those two powertrains have dominated the market for generations, especially in the bakkie segment where diesel engines have become the go-to option thanks to their torque and efficiency.
Sprint Review: 2025 Changan Hunter D/C 2.0 4WD A/T CE
While the established brands in our southern African market fight for dominance at the top end of the double cab market, Changan has just arrived with this affordable and refreshing option…
Resensie: Die Changan CS75 Pro
As die naam Changan bekend klink, maar jy dit nie heeltemal kan plaas nie, onthou jy hulle waarskynlik as “Chana” van ‘n dekade of wat gelede. Vandag fokus Chana hoofsaaklik op kleiner kommersiële voertuie. Vanaf 2025 het Changan egter weer Suid-Afrika betree onder die Jameel Motors-vaandel en in byna al die hoofsegmente meegeding.
Launch report: Changan UNI-S
Changan may be a relatively new name to South African motorists, but globally it is anything but. The Chinese manufacturer is one of the oldest automotive companies in the world, operating 30 global manufacturing plants and innovation centres across Italy, the United States, China, Japan and the United Kingdom. Today, the brand counts more than 30 million drivers worldwide.
Changan Re-launches in Southern Africa
Ask people about the Changan brand and only few will know of its heritage, or that it previously had models on Southern-African soil. Having taken somewhat of a hiatus, the brand is now back, aiming to grab the entire market, from the entry-level e-hailing or student car, all the way to a relatively well-priced EV, and a new bakkie, driven by a new power solution.