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العلامة التجارية بيديكس مملوكة لشركة يوروتك.
© 2026 بيديكس. جميع الحقوق محفوظة
العلامة التجارية بيديكس مملوكة لشركة يوروتك.
At a time when the Egyptian automotive market is witnessing cautious movements in the pricing of new models, the surprise came from Changan.
Just a few weeks after the official introduction of the UNI-V in Egypt, the company decided to raise its price for the first time. Although the increase is not massive compared to some other cars, it opens the door to a crucial question: is this car still competitive after the price adjustment? This report will delve into all aspects of the car, including its specifications, performance, and features, to analyze if it is still worth its new price.
GB Auto, the official distributor for Changan in Egypt, announced a new price increase for the Changan UNI-V, amounting to EGP 25,000. The car is now sold at EGP 1,325,000 for the single available trim, the Flagship.
This increase comes less than a month after the car's official launch, a timing that has sparked debate, especially since a number of competing brands have begun lowering their prices to counter slowing demand and increased supply. However, Changan chose the opposite direction, likely driven by the strong reception the car received upon its introduction.
The Changan UNI-V is powered by a 1.5-liter turbocharged petrol engine capable of generating 185 horsepower at 5500 rpm, with a torque of 300 Nm available across a wide range between 1500 and 4000 rpm. This gives the car an exciting dynamic response, especially in acceleration from a standstill.
The engine is paired with a 7-speed DCT (Dual-Clutch Transmission), which helps achieve an excellent balance between performance and fuel efficiency. The car can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in approximately 7.5 seconds, while its top speed reaches 205 km/h, making it one of the fastest Chinese cars in its class in the Egyptian market.
The UNI-V features a design that breaks away from the traditional look of Chinese sedans, adopting an aggressive design philosophy with sharp lines and a wide front fascia that enhances its dynamic character.
Key features include:
The rear design is also eye-catching, thanks to the continuous LED taillight bar extending across the car's width, lower reflectors that enhance the sporty feel, and dual exhaust outlets that give the car a powerful look.
The car has carefully considered dimensions that strike a balance between interior space and exterior aerodynamics:
These figures highlight how the car is designed to provide a sporty driving experience without sacrificing interior spaciousness.
Upon entering the UNI-V's cabin, features of luxury and modernity are clearly evident, from the design of the center console to the materials used in the dashboard and seats.
Key interior features:
All these features make it one of the best cars in its class in terms of value for what it offers.
The Changan UNI-V surpasses many competitors in the number and type of safety systems, which highlights the brand's desire to offer a product on par with European and Japanese cars in terms of safety.
Safety features include:
These systems place the car in the ranks of advanced vehicles in terms of security technologies, which partially justifies its price given the high cost of technology.
With the new price of EGP 1,325,000, some may hesitate when comparing it to cars like the Chery Arrizo 8, GAC Empow, or even trims of the Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla, especially since some better-equipped models are priced similarly.
However, when you consider what the UNI-V offers in terms of unique design, rich interior features, and advanced safety technologies, it still holds a strong position in the mid-size sporty sedan segment. It remains a worthy option for those seeking a mix of performance, features, and modernity without entering the luxury car class.
While the Changan UNI-V's price increase may seem unwelcome at this time, the car still offers a comprehensive package of power, technology, and design that makes it a tough competitor in its class.
The final decision rests with the consumer who is looking for a unique identity on the road and real performance at a lower price than European cars. Will the UNI-V remain the "smart deal" even after the increase? The coming months in the Egyptian market will provide the answer.