New Changan CS75 arrives in Brazil with a price of R$199,990 and a complete technology package
The national sports utility vehicle market receives a new and imposing competitor: the Changan CS75. Officially launched in Brazil, the fourth generation global SUV is manufactured in Anápolis, Goiás, and is now available in a single version, called Infinity. Its arrival marks the intensification of the presence of Chinese brands in the country, bringing a robust and competitive value proposition.
Before its launch, the vehicle underwent a rigorous adaptation test program in Brazil, accumulating an impressive two million kilometers. This thorough process aimed to ensure that the model was perfectly adjusted to the characteristics of the roads, climatic conditions and specificities of the local fuel, ensuring durability and performance for the Brazilian consumer.
The global reputation of the Changan CS75 precedes its arrival in Brazil. Internationally, the SUV has already recorded sales of more than three million units, reaching consumers in 117 countries. This trajectory of global success gives the model a seal of reliability and acceptance, factors that Changan hopes to replicate in the demanding Brazilian automotive market.
Robust design and technological interior that stands out in the segment
Changan’s new sports utility vehicle has a considerable size, positioning itself as a medium-large vehicle. Its dimensions place it above direct competitors in the national market, such as the Caoa Tiggo 8 and the Jeep Commander, promising generous internal space and an imposing presence on the streets.
In detail, the CS75 measures 4,770 mm in length, offers a 2,800 mm wheelbase, is 1,910 mm wide and 1,705 mm tall. These measures contribute to a spacious cabin and a prominent trunk, which offers an initial capacity of 610 liters, which can be expanded to 725 liters by lowering the floor, ideal for families or those who need a lot of luggage space.
The onboard experience is marked by high technology and comfort. The interior of the CS75 has sophisticated standard items, such as a panoramic sunroof, which provides a feeling of spaciousness and luminosity. The dashboard integrates a set of three screens that, together, total 37.2 inches, including a 14.6-inch multimedia center with wireless connectivity for Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, as well as a camera system with 540° vision, facilitating maneuvers and increasing safety.
Performance, advanced security and differentiated warranty
In the mechanical part, the Changan CS75 adopts a robust configuration with independent suspensions on all four wheels. This feature is crucial for optimizing comfort and stability on different types of surfaces, while the 20-inch tires complement the package, ensuring good grip and a modern look to the vehicle.
Under the hood, the SUV is powered by a 1.5-liter turbo flex engine, a strategic choice for the Brazilian market. This engine is capable of delivering 180 horsepower and a torque of 29.2 kgf·m, numbers that promise agility both in the city and on the highway. The transmission is automatic, with eight speeds, designed to offer smooth and efficient gear changes, contributing to pleasant drivability and optimized consumption.
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Safety is one of the pillars of the CS75, which achieved the maximum five-star rating in NCAP crash tests. In addition to structural solidity, the vehicle is equipped with a comprehensive package of advanced driver assistance (ADAS), which includes adaptive cruise control (ACC), lane keeping assistance and autonomous emergency braking. These systems act proactively to prevent accidents and protect occupants.
Changan’s confidence in the durability and quality of its SUV is reinforced by the warranty offered: seven years or 150,000 kilometers. This is one of the longest warranty periods available in the Brazilian automotive market, an important difference that aims to convey peace of mind to new owners and solidify the brand’s perception of value in the country.
First impressions: comfort and handling adapted to Brazil
On a test route of approximately 60 kilometers, between São Roque and São Paulo, the dynamic performance of the CS75 demonstrated remarkable qualities. The ergonomics of the driving position were praised, providing comfort even on longer journeys, and the interior space proved to be truly generous, especially for passengers traveling in the rear seat.
The calibration of the SUV’s suspensions is clearly aimed at comfort, favoring smoothness in absorbing terrain irregularities. This feature, common in many vehicles of Chinese origin, is an advantage for Brazilian road conditions, which are often challenging. Gear changes were fluid and almost imperceptible, contributing to a more refined and silent driving experience.
The 1.5 turbo flex engine delivers power progressively, avoiding jerks and ensuring a low noise level at cruising speeds. This progressiveness makes it easier to regain speed on roads, providing safety and efficiency when overtaking. The mechanical set, in general, translates into balanced handling, which prioritizes the well-being of the occupants.
Aggressive pricing and Changan’s strategy for the Brazilian market
The Changan CS75 hits the market with a launch price of R$199,990. This value positions it extremely competitively in the competitive medium-large SUV segment, challenging established models and seeking to win over a significant share of consumers looking for a complete vehicle without giving up an attractive cost-benefit ratio.
Caoa Changan’s strategy is to offer high added value, considering the advanced technological package, security reinforced by multiple assistance systems and the large internal space. This positioning seeks to attract consumers who value these attributes and are open to new options in the market, especially those that offer differences at a price below other competitors with similar specifications.
With the entry of the CS75, Changan reinforces the trend of Chinese automakers investing in Brazil with products that combine modernity, design and affordable prices. This approach has the potential to reconfigure the dynamics of the SUV segment in the country, boosting competition and offering more options and advantages to consumers looking for a robust, well-equipped vehicle with an extended warranty.
