Deepal S07 Service Schedule & Costs — Australia
Interval: every 12 months / 20,000 km, whichever first. Seven capped services run from $126.35 to $1,024.51, totalling $2,963.40 over 7 years / 140,000 km — parts, sundries, environmental charges, labour and fluids, in print. One thing before you book anything: the January 2025 handbook prints a completely different rhythm. That’s the edition trap, below.
| Service (due at) | Price |
|---|---|
| 1 — 12 mo / 20,000 km | $126.35 |
| 2 — 24 mo / 40,000 km | $429.67 |
| 3 — 36 mo / 60,000 km | $675.08 |
| 4 — 48 mo / 80,000 km | $442.26 |
| 5 — 60 mo / 100,000 km | $130.54 |
| 6 — 72 mo / 120,000 km | $1,024.51 |
| 7 — 84 mo / 140,000 km | $134.99 |
| 7-year / 140,000 km total | $2,963.40 |
The table saw-tooths: $130.54 at year five, then $1,024.51 at year six — the highest single service in any of the three Deepal schedules. Budget for it.
Which service interval should you follow? (the edition trap)
The January 2025 Warranty & Service Handbook prints a first service at 5,000 km / 6 months, then every 10,000 km / 12 months — eight services to 75,000 km. The live capped-price table and the November 2025 owner’s manual both run 20,000 km / 12 months. The current program follows the 20,000 km rhythm — but if your glovebox holds the January 2025 edition, don’t assume: check which edition you have and confirm the interval with your Deepal dealer, in writing, before you stretch to 20,000 km.
What’s included — and who’s excluded?
- Included: parts, sundries, environmental charges, labour and fluids.
- Not included: wear items — brake pads, wipers, tyres.
- Eligibility: MY2024 onwards, with grey and private imports excluded, as our notes record it (we have not verified these two conditions); the program page says: “Available at participating DEEPAL Service Centres only and does not apply to rental and some other classes of vehicle”.
Why does the program stop 20,000 km before the warranty? (the 20,000 km tail)
The capped program runs to 140,000 km; the vehicle warranty to 160,000 km. If you cover enough distance to pass 140,000 km inside seven years, the final 20,000 km of your warranty runs on quote-only servicing with no printed cap. One interval, no price. Ask what it costs before you get there — that number belongs in your negotiation.
Primary source: Deepal 7 Year/140,000 Kilometre Capped Price Servicing Program page (Inchcape-operated deepal.com.au), retrieved 26 August 2026 — archived (sha256 on record).
Independent verification: S07 Warranty & Service Handbook, January 2025 edition, retrieved 25 August 2026 — archived (sha256 on record), and S07 Owner’s Manual, November 2025 edition, retrieved 25 August 2026 — archived (sha256 on record), for intervals; their divergence is disclosed above, not smoothed over.
What we verified ourselves: recomputed the seven-service total programmatically — totals are our arithmetic; due-at points derived from the printed 12-month / 20,000 km interval.