Dipal Prices Rise Again in October: G318, S05, and S07 Up by 35K-50K EGP

Dipal's Egyptian distributor GB Auto has raised prices on the brand's lineup for the second time this October, with increases ranging from 35,000 to 50,000 EGP. The new hike affects three models: the Dipal G318 SUV, the S05, and the S07. This marks the second price adjustment in a single month, reflecting sustained pressure on imported vehicle pricing in Egypt.

Dipal G318 Prices After the Second October Increase

Both G318 trims rose by 35,000 EGP. The Premium variant now costs 2,135,000 EGP, up from 2,100,000 EGP, while the Adventure trim reached 2,285,000 EGP from 2,250,000 EGP. The G318 runs a range-extender electric vehicle (REEV) powertrain: a conventional engine acts as a generator, while dual electric motors drive the wheels with 424 horsepower and 575 Nm of torque. It also features all-wheel drive.

REEV Powertrain and Driving Range in the G318

How far can it go? The G318 delivers 998 km of range on a single charge, a figure that stands out in Egypt's still-developing charging network. The dual-motor setup provides strong performance without relying solely on battery capacity, making the G318 a practical choice for long-distance driving on highways where fast chargers are scarce. The range-extender system bridges the gap between electric efficiency and the ability to refuel at any gas station.

Dipal S05 Price Rises in October

The Dipal S05 saw a 35,000 EGP increase across both versions. The all-electric model now costs 1,820,000 EGP, up from 1,775,000 EGP, while the REEV range-extender version is priced at 1,660,000 EGP from 1,625,000 EGP. Under the skin, the S05 uses the FORCE electric drive system, which integrates the motor, inverter. Transmission into a single compact unit to reduce energy loss and free up interior space.

Performance and Battery Range of the S05

Power stands at 175 hp, with an electric range of 460 km per charge. Fast charging takes the battery from low to 80% in just 15 minutes, a competitive figure for the segment. Real-world driving conditions see stable performance thanks to the integrated electric drive design. The S05's efficiency is a key selling point as buyers weigh higher sticker prices against long-term running costs.

Dipal S07 Prices and Specifications

The Dipal S07 posted the largest increase of the three models, at 50,000 EGP per version. The all-electric S07 now costs 2,065,000 EGP, up from 2,015,000 EGP. The REEV version is priced at 1,975,000 EGP from 1,925,000 EGP. The electric variant delivers 160 kW and a 560 km battery range, with fast charging to 80% in 34 minutes.

Warranty Coverage and Market Pressures

Dipal vehicles in Egypt come with a 6-year or 250,000 km warranty, plus an 8-year or 250,000 km battery warranty. That long coverage is a strong draw for buyers concerned about long-term maintenance costs. Still, the second price increase in a single month highlights mounting pressures on imported car pricing. It also puts Dipal in direct competition with rivals offering electric alternatives at lower prices, forcing the brand to justify its premium through warranty and range.