Debhal Raies Prices in Egypt by Up to EGP 50,000 in October

Debhal has raised prices on three of its models in the Egyptian market by up to EGP 50,000, effective October. The Debhal S05 went up by EGP 25,000, while the G318 jumped by EGP 50,000 — the largest increase on the list. The move comes through local distributor GB Auto and puts the Chinese brand directly against rivals in the electric and hybrid segment. Surprising? Maybe. But it reflects the cost pressures that have been hitting the market for months.

Debhal S05 Prices After the Latest Increase

The range-extended REEV version of the Debhal S05 now costs EGP 1,625,000 after a EGP 25,000 hike. The fully electric BEV version comes in at EGP 1,775,000. That's a EGP 150,000 gap between the two — a logical premium for those who want to eliminate range anxiety entirely. The S05 competes in the compact crossover segment and offers two powertrain choices: pure electric or extended-range.

Debhal G318 Leads with EGP 50,000 Increase

Debhal G318 rose by EGP 50,000 — the biggest jump among the three models. The Premium REEV trim now sits at around EGP 2,100,000, while the Adventure REEV trim reached roughly EGP 2,250,000. The G318 is a large SUV built on an extended-range system, making it a solid option for families who want space without relying entirely on a charger. The new price puts it in direct competition with other models in the same bracket.

Debhal S07 2026: Official Pricing

According to the updated price list, the Debhal S07 2026 model is available at EGP 1,925,000 for the range-extended REEV version. The fully electric BEV version is priced at EGP 2,015,000. The S07 sits in the sporty SUV segment and offers the same powertrain options as the S05 but with a larger body and more equipment. The gap between REEV and BEV trims reaches EGP 90,000.

Car sales in Egypt exceeded 135,000 vehicles in just eight months, meaning demand remains strong despite repeated price hikes. Debhal is positioning itself at the heart of that competition with three models covering different price tiers. Will the increases continue? The answer depends on exchange rates and import costs in the coming months. What's certain: October prices are already in effect.