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DS lineup: N°7 successor, DS 7 end, No8 debut

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DS lineup: N°7 rollout, successor, DS 7 end of production, end, No8 debut

DS Automobiles continues has been expanding its premium SUV range. range throughout 2024‑2026. After its July 2024 debut in Turkey, debuting the compact DS N°7 built on Stellantis’ STLA‑Medium platform entered the Swiss market in Turkey in July 2024 and launching it in Switzerland with prices from 42,900 CHF to 51,900 CHF and a long‑range electric version claiming a WLTP‑reported 740 km city range. The CHF, the model features an illuminated was equipped with a luminescent “Lumina Screen” grille, vertical LED DRLs, camera‑based Active Scan Suspension, Suspension and a 30 cm central touchscreen and optional natural‑wood interior trim. touchscreen. In July 2026 French 2026, President Emmanuel Macron unveiled the an armoured “Elysee” version for the Bastille Day parade, an extended‑wheelbase, hydro‑pneumatic‑suspended, fully electric variant that will later be offered to the public as followed a standard DS N°7. A week later DS introduced by a 145 hp mild‑hybrid (non‑plug‑in) variant for France, adding ventilated France with upgraded seats and enhanced climate control. Later that month the A limited‑edition DS 7 Edition Atlas, a limited‑edition model Atlas was released for Morocco, was launched with exclusive exterior styling and a black Alcantara interior. At the end of July 2026 DS Automobiles announced the end of DS 7 production at its the Mulhouse plant after eight years and roughly 198,000 units. Remaining stock will be sold across Europe while a next‑generation DS N°7, built at Stellantis’ Stellantis’s Melfi plant in Italy, is slated for a late‑2026 launch. Simultaneously The new DS N°7 will replace the brand unveiled eight‑year‑old DS 7 and arrive in fully electric and hybrid versions. Three electric powertrains are planned: a 230 hp front‑drive model with a 73.7 kWh battery (≈542 km WLTP), a 245 hp long‑range version with a 97.2 kWh pack (≈740 km), and a 350 hp all‑wheel‑drive model. Prices in Switzerland start at 42,900 CHF for the gasoline version and 51,900 CHF for the electric version. The SUV offers a 560‑liter trunk (1,570 L with seats folded) and premium interior options such as heated/ventilated seats, a panoramic roof and a high‑end JBL sound system. Simultaneously, DS introduced its first fully electric crossover, the DS No8, a coupe‑style C‑SUV powered by a 97.3 kWh battery and a 242‑horse‑power 242‑hp front motor, priced for aimed at the Saudi market and positioned against premium EVs such as the BMW i5 and Audi e‑tron. EV segment in markets like Saudi Arabia.

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  1. 2026-07-30 09:48 UTC DS lineup: N°7 successor, DS 7 end, No8 debut
  2. 2026-07-29 14:50 UTC DS lineup: N°7 rollout, DS 7 end of production, No8 debut
  3. 2026-07-29 10:41 UTC DS N°7 rollout: Swiss launch, car unveiling, Morocco edition
  4. 2026-07-27 07:22 UTC DS N°7 rollout expands with presidential car, Swiss launch

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