Launch of Changan CS75 Plus AWD Crossover Begins at Avtotor

The model will be offered in two versions with a petrol 2.0-litre turbocharged four-cylinder engine producing 235 hp and all-wheel drive with a BorgWarner coupling.

The current Chinese crossover Changan CS75 Plus AWD made its debut in Russia last summer, and in December 2025 sales of the new model were launched. It is worth recalling that here, as in China, the current crossover is officially considered the fourth generation, although in fact it is the third, since the previous 'Plus' is a facelifted version. Now the Russian office of Changan has announced that the SUV has changed its place of production.

It was decided to establish production of the Changan CS75 Plus AWD at the facilities of the Kaliningrad plant Avtotor. It is worth noting that other models from the Chinese company's brands are already coming off the assembly line at the same site: namely the Changan Uni-V, Uni-S, Uni-T, CS35 Max, as well as the Deepal S07 and Deepal G318. The Russian office of the brand believes that local assembly makes it possible to 'more precisely adapt specifications to Russian roads and climate', as well as to 'respond more quickly to the requests of Russian customers'.

The overall length of this SUV is 4770 mm, width – 1910 mm, height – 1705 mm, and the wheelbase – 2800 mm. For comparison, the previous Changan CS75 Plus for Russia had dimensions of 4710 x 1865 x 1710 mm and a wheelbase of 2710 mm. The ground clearance of the current version is 190 mm, the boot volume is 610 litres, and with the rear seats folded down the cargo space can be increased to 1505 litres.

The current CS75 Plus features headlights of a complex shape, a large frameless radiator grille and a 'single light bar' at the rear with a 'pixel' light pattern. Inside the crossover, there is a display panel rising above the dashboard consisting of three screens (10.25, 14.6 and 12.3 inches diagonally), a two-spoke steering wheel with a flattened rim, a Pioneer audio system with 14 speakers, as well as a wireless smartphone charging pad (50 W output).

The winter SUV package includes heated front and rear seats, heated steering wheel, windscreen, exterior mirrors and washer jets, plus remote engine start and anti-corrosion treatment. The equipment list includes: six airbags, adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking and traffic sign recognition functions, as well as a surround-view camera system and an integrated dashcam.

Under the bonnet of the Changan CS75 Plus AWD sits a petrol 2.0-litre turbocharged four-cylinder engine with a maximum output of 235 hp and 390 Nm of torque. The engine works in conjunction with a classic eight-speed automatic gearbox from Aisin. The model also features all-wheel drive with a sixth-generation BorgWarner coupling. This SUV takes 7.4 seconds to accelerate from standstill to 100 km/h, and its top speed is 215 km/h.

The CS75 Plus AWD models produced at Avtotor are covered by a warranty of five years or 150,000 km (whichever comes first). According to the official Changan website in Russia, the recommended retail price of the entry-level version of the crossover is 4,099,900 roubles, while the top version costs 4,249,900 roubles (the price including discounts is 3,519,900 / 3,869,900 roubles).

It is worth recalling that last spring it became known that on the domestic market the Changan CS75 Plus received a version with different technology and design.