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Deepal is Changan's electric line, and the youngest Chinese EV fleet on CIS roads: official Russian sales only opened in July 2025, and by that September there were roughly eighty cars registered in the whole country — with locally assembled ones from Kaliningrad following in early 2026, and Kazakhstan's distributor selling three models in Almaty. What nobody has built yet is the parts shelf. The big catalogues of Chinese car parts have not added Deepal at all, the marketplaces sell floor mats and key fobs, and the classifieds sell used lamps without ever printing a number. This page works the other direction: Chinese manufacturers already publish these OEM numbers — half our index comes straight from one factory's own Russian-language catalogue. So the number the shelf cannot give you, we source from China by the number, confirm against the VIN, and ship worldwide. Below: the naming maze untangled (S7 = S07, SL03 = L07), four platform codes decoded — and every publicly numbered Deepal reference on the market today, in one searchable index. Behind it sits the factory channel we actually buy from.
XILINK is an independent parts supplier, not affiliated with Deepal or Changan. Every number below is copied verbatim from documented sources — none are invented.
The 80 is from published Russian registration data; 87 and 41 are exact counts from our collection file. The index is a starting point, not a limit — anything beyond it we source by number or VIN.
Start With Your Car
China and the export markets use different names for the same cars. The numbers don't care — the platform code settles it.
Deepal S07 — China calls it the S7
Around 70% of Russian Deepal demand is this one crossover. Official sales opened in July 2025, Kaliningrad assembly followed that October, and Russian-built cars reached showrooms in early 2026 — while the 2023–24 cars that arrived sideways stay outside any official warranty for good. Its platform code is C673; short numbers wear the -ED01 suffix on lamps and body, and share -EP02 chassis numbers. Same car, two names — the parts don't mind which one you say.
Deepal G318
The big boxy off-roader the Russian press measures against a Land Cruiser — roughly a fifth of the brand's demand. Its platform code is C318, but here is the honest picture: most of its public parts supply today is quality aftermarket (arch liners, mats, mudguards) and dismantler stock, plus official accessory codes. Fifteen G318 rows made our index; the OEM body catalogue behind them is still being written — which makes the G318 exactly a VIN-and-photo conversation.
Deepal SL03 — later badged L07
The sedan that started the brand — never sold officially in Russia, so every SL03 on the road is a grey import servicing itself. Paradoxically it has the deepest OEM block in our index, 30 rows, because a Chinese factory catalogues it in Russian: headlamps in three versions, the through-strip tail lamp, knuckles, discs, bearings. Platform code C385, suffix -DF01 on lamps and body, -EP01 on chassis. If your car says L07, order by the same numbers.
Deepal S05
The compact crossover moves in small grey-import numbers — yet its shelf is stranger than its fleet: the freshest new-OEM supply sits in Belarus, where sellers list body panels with real factory numbers, bumpers to bonnet. Platform code C857, suffixes -ER01 and -ER02 (version matters — the front bumper in our index is an ER02, the rear an ER04). Nineteen rows carry it, split between Minsk listings and the Chinese factory catalogue.
Two more models exist — and two questions come before any order. The S09 six-seater is Kazakhstan's official flagship and the E07 pickup-crossover is entering Russia; the catalogues have already built folders for both, but no publicly numbered parts have surfaced yet, so under our "no number, no row" rule they wait outside the table — send the VIN and we identify against the factory data instead. And on every Deepal inquiry, question one is EV or EREV: the range-extender cars carry a petrol generator with filters, mounts and sensors of their own — the accessory guard C673F210001-EREV-AC-M in our index literally has EREV written into the number. Question two is which name your car wears: a Chinese-market Deepal S7 is an S07 in Russia and Kazakhstan; an SL03 and an L07 are the same sedan. The platform code and the VIN cut through all of it — we check both before quoting.
The Deepal Number Decoder
Decoded from the 87 collected numbers below. Every rule shown has a real example behind it.
Deepal parts travel under two spellings, and catalogues quote them side by side. The short form is classic Changan: seven digits that name the system and the item, then a letter suffix that names the platform — -ED01 for the S7/S07, -DF01 for the SL03, -ER01/02 for the S05. The long form starts from the platform instead: C673 = S7/S07, C385 = SL03, C857 = S05, C318 = G318, followed by the function digits. Thirty-five rows in our index carry both spellings at once — search either below, both work. Here is a real S07 headlamp wearing its two names:
-ED01 · C673
Born on the S7 / S07Lamps, tail lamps and sill trim wear -ED01; the mirror assembly stretches the tail to ED31ABHC3 — a version code, not a different family. Chassis parts share the -EP02 suffix instead: the front knuckles and brake disc in our index are EP02, and EP02 means S7, never SL03. Long codes open with C673.
-DF01 · C385
Born on the SL03 / L07The deepest block in the index — and the best classroom. The same left headlamp exists as 4121010-DF01, -DF02 and -DF03: version tails, one lamp position, which is why we always confirm the version against the VIN. Chassis numbers wear -EP01. Long codes open with C385, like the through-strip tail lamp C385F280503-0501.
-ER01 · C857
Born on the S05The Minsk-listed new-OEM family: bumpers, arch extenders, door trims and the bonnet, all with factory numbers. Versions matter here too — the front bumper is an ER02, the rear an ER04 — and one oddity sits in the family, the wheel-arch vent 5513100-MK01-AA with its MK tail. Long codes open with C857.
C318
Born on the G318The newest platform reads differently: what surfaces publicly is official accessory codes (C318F270103-AC window deflectors), branded aftermarket numbers (Totem arch liners A71381.11, the CHGT0027 windshield) and dismantler stock numbers on used airbags. Read those as listing references, not factory OEM — we still match the physical part by VIN and photo.
The left/right rule — worth memorising before you order a lamp. In the lamp groups the item digits end …010 for left and …020 for right: the index pairs 4121010-ED01 with 4121020-ED01 on the S07, and the SL03 daytime-running lamps line up as 4121110 left against 4121120 right. On the chassis the pair hides one digit deeper: front knuckles run 3501112 left versus 3501212 right, and the rear knuckles 3502150 against 3502250 — one buried digit, two sides of the car. Crash repair is exactly where a wrong-side order hurts most — say the side in words too, and we check it against the VIN before anything ships.
Every code below occurs in our collected Deepal file — with the real example that proves it. None are theoretical.
Three exceptions worth knowing. First, the shared chassis family: -EP01 and -EP02 are the same seven digits on two different cars — 3501112-EP01 is an SL03 knuckle, 3501112-EP02 is the S7's; get the suffix wrong and the part bolts to a car you don't own. Second, the tails: AA/AB endings, the mirror's ED31ABHC3, and accessory codes like -AC or -EREV-AC-M mark versions, finishes and fitment variants — the EREV guard fits only range-extender cars, and the tail says so. Third, the quiet zone: no public numbers exist anywhere in the CIS for Deepal's three-electric set — traction battery, drive motor, on-board charger — nor for the A/C compressor the workshops keep replacing. Those parts are real and orderable; they just start from the VIN and the label photo, not from a shelf listing. In all three cases the tie-breaker is the same: the VIN, checked before money moves.
The Situation On The Ground
All figures from published market data — sources on file.
The arithmetic is striking. Official S07 sales opened in July 2025 through premium dealer groups; by late September the entire country had registered about 80 Deepals. Then the curve bent: Avtotor in Kaliningrad began assembling the G318 and S07 that October, and Russian-built cars went on sale in early 2026 — a fleet at the very start of its growth run. The parts side has not moved with it. The leading Russian catalogues of Chinese car parts list over twenty Changan models and not one Deepal; the big platforms have built empty Deepal folders waiting for stock; the classifieds carry mats, deflectors and battery ads where real components should be. Meanwhile the grey 2023–24 SL03s and S7s sit outside any official warranty and always will. That is the gap we work: the OEM numbers exist in Chinese factory catalogues today, and we bring the part to the number.
Kazakhstan is further along than Russia in one way: the official distributor in Almaty sells three models — the S07, the six-seat S09 flagship and the G318 — and an independent scene has already formed around them: workshops that made Deepal air-conditioning compressor replacement a standard service item, and specialists doing repair and software work on the S07, S09 and G318. There is even a published 4,000-kilometre winter test by an Astana owner. What is missing is the middle layer: the classifieds sell used Deepal lamps at serious prices and doors by the piece, and almost none of those listings print a part number — you buy by photograph and hope. We put the number back into the deal: send the VIN, we name the exact reference, quote with photos, and ship to Almaty, Astana or Tashkent by express courier.
And everywhere else the badge is landing. Changan exports Deepal far beyond the CIS, and this page is in English for that reason: the same story — cars arriving years ahead of their parts shelf — is repeating across the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia and Latin America. Wherever your Deepal runs, the numbers below work the same: send the number or the VIN, get a quote with condition, warranty and delivery time in writing, delivered worldwide.
Being early is the point: the first workshops and traders who can quote Deepal by number will own this niche while the catalogues catch up. We would rather be the counter that exists before the crowd arrives.
Owner-Reported Weak Spots
The Deepal fleet is very young. We quote the signals owner communities record — patterns, not statistics.
The Russian-language S7/S07 owner threads are refreshingly specific. The flush electric door handles freezing shut is the compromise owners name first. Winter range drops fast and the heater's appetite pushes charging frequency up — confirmed in an Astana owner's published 4,000-kilometre winter report. And on the range-extender cars, the generator set is the sore point: "the generator unit failed at start-up" leads one owner's breakage list, and others describe uneasy noises when the petrol engine cuts in on cold days. We will be straight about what this means for parts: door-handle actuators and range-extender components have no publicly listed numbers anywhere in the CIS yet — which is precisely the kind of order that starts with a VIN and a photo of the dead part, and ends with a number pulled from the factory data. That channel is what this page is for.
Ask Russian reviewers for the S07's number-one flaw and the answer is the light: a low beam owners find weak, no front fog lamps to back it up, and rainy nights that make both obvious. Whether you are replacing a stone-cracked lens or a failed unit, lamps are where our index runs deepest — 26 of the 87 rows are lighting, with the left/right rule decoded and the SL03's three lamp versions separated. One market note that proves the information gap: used S07 lamps trade on Kazakh classifieds at prices reaching six figures in tenge, listed without any number at all. We quote the same hardware by its exact reference — new from the factory channel or verified take-off — so you know what you are paying for before you pay.
In Almaty, independent workshops have turned Deepal A/C compressor replacement into a standard menu item for the S7, SL03 and G318 — noise, refusal to engage, leaks, seizure. That a service exists tells you the failures do. Meanwhile China's own complaint statistics for these models put body electrics and accessories at the top of the fault mix, with infotainment and brake complaints following. Here is the honest catch: none of this hardware — compressors, screens, control modules — has publicly listed numbers in Russia or Kazakhstan. It is all quiet zone. We source it anyway: VIN plus a photo of the unit's label, the number identified against factory data within 24 hours, condition and warranty in writing before you commit.
Where the public market is already real — and where it goes silent. Body and crash parts are the spine: 37 of our 87 rows, from Minsk's new-OEM bumpers to bracket-level pieces, because young fleets meet kerbs before they wear anything out. Lamps add 26 more, chassis wear parts — discs, bearings, knuckles — another 13. Then the silence: the three-electric set, the compressor, the screens, the door-handle actuators, everything the workshops actually chase — zero public numbers in the CIS. On most brands that silence would be a wall. On Deepal it is our lane: the factory catalogues in China already carry these references, and sourcing them by VIN is exactly the service this page offers.
The Number Index
Every row is copied verbatim from a documented listing. None are invented.
87 of 87 numbers shown · a part fitting several models appears under each of them
The index holds every Deepal reference publicly numbered on the CIS market today: the brand has been on Russian roads for barely a year, and most classifieds listings never print a part number, so only documented, numbered listings earn a row. Where the rows come from tells its own story: 26 rows from Russian listings, 20 new-OEM body references from Minsk, and 41 rows straight from a Chinese manufacturer's Russian-language catalogue — 35 of them carrying both the short number and its long C-code twin, shown beneath the number and fully searchable. The descriptions are the sellers' own Russian wording, kept verbatim on purpose and not independently re-verified by us; the System column is our English classification. This is a sourcing reference, not a warehouse count — every request is confirmed against your VIN, then sourced, verified and quoted. Prices are quoted per inquiry.
| OEM number | Listed as (seller's wording) | System | Fits | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A71381.11 | Wheel arch liner / sound insulation — Changan Deepal G318 2024 Totem S A71381.11 | Body | G318 (2024–) | |
| A71381.12 | Wheel arch liner / sound insulation — Changan Deepal G318 2024 Totem A71381.12 | Body | G318 (2024–) | |
| A71381.21 | Wheel arch liner / sound insulation — Changan Deepal G318 2024 Totem A71381.21 | Body | G318 (2024–) | |
| A71381.22 | Wheel arch liner / sound insulation — Changan Deepal G318 2024 Totem A71381.22 | Body | G318 (2024–) | |
| CHGT0027 | Glass (lobovoe) | Glass | G318 (2025–2026) | |
| JP-D318RB-MD-FR | Mud flap front | Body | G318 | |
| JP-D318RB-MD-RR | Mud flap, rear | Body | G318 | |
| JP-D318RB-TR-MAT | Part (kovrik bagazhnoe otdelenie) — Deepal G318 Changan JP-D318RB-TR-MAT | Interior | G318 | |
| C318F270103-AC | Deflector, side | Body | G318 | |
| OXP08 | Part (obmanka lyambda zonda) — Changan Deepal G318 (2024-2026) s mini-katalizatorom Evro-6 Oxyss OXP08 | Exhaust | G318 (2024–2026) · same listing offered for SL03 (2022–2026) | |
| A71382B13 | Part (kovrik antigryazevym pokrytiem) | Interior | G318 | |
| 3DA71382210K | Interior (kovriki) | Interior | G318 (2024–, hybrid) | |
| 319761 | Part (kovriki) | Interior | G318 | |
| 120428 | Airbag | Airbag | G318 (2024–2026) | |
| 109370 | Airbag | Airbag | G318 (2024–2026) | |
| 138408 | Wing / fender / trim cover | Body | S07 (2024–2026) | |
| RIV89331002 | Cooling fan (kozhukh) — Deepal S07 2023- Rival RIV89331002 | Interior | S07 (2023–) | |
| AN1040.11 | Wheel arch liner — Changan Deepal S07 (S7) 2024- peredniy levyy Totem AN1040.11 | Body | S07 / S7 (2024–) | |
| AN1040.12 | Wheel arch liner — Changan Deepal S07 (S7) 2024- peredniy pravyy Totem AN1040.12 | Body | S07 / S7 (2024–) | |
| AN1040.21 | Wheel arch liner — Changan Deepal S07 (S7) 2024- zadniy levyy Totem AN1040.21 | Body | S07 / S7 (2024–) | |
| AN1040.22 | Wheel arch liner — Changan Deepal S07 (S7) 2024- zadniy pravyy Totem AN1040.22 | Body | S07 / S7 (2024–) | |
| JP-DS07RB-FL-MAT | Interior (kovriki) — Deepal S07 Changan JP-DS07RB-FL-MAT | Interior | S07 | |
| JP-DS07RB-PR-001 | Part (kovriki rezinki) — Deepal S07 Changan JP-DS07RB-PR-001 | Interior | S07 | |
| C673F210001-EREV-AC-M | Shield (podveski) | Chassis | S07 EREV (range extender) | |
| C673F260101-EREV-AC-M | Shield (toplivnogo) | Chassis | S07 EREV (range extender) | |
| C673F270103-AC | Shield (vypusknogo kollektora) | Chassis | S07 | |
| 2803211ER01 | Bumper / bracket, front left (kostochka) — Changan Deepal S05 | Body | S05 | |
| 5512630-ER01 | Wing / fender / trim cover, rear left (rasshiritel) — Changan Deepal S05 | Body | S05 | |
| C857F2709042100 | Door / trim cover lower, rear right — Changan Deepal S05 | Body | S05 | |
| 5512610-ER01 | Door / trim cover, rear left (rasshiritel) — Changan Deepal S05 | Body | S05 | |
| C857F2709041700 | Door / trim cover lower, front right — Changan Deepal S05 | Body | S05 | |
| C857F270904-2000 | Door / trim cover lower, rear right — Changan Deepal S05 | Body | S05 | |
| 5513100-MK01-AA | Wing / fender / air duct, rear left — Changan Deepal S05 | Body | S05 | |
| 2803125-ER01 | Trim cover upper, left (faroy) — Changan Deepal S05 | Body | S05 | |
| 2803107-ER01 | Trim cover, left upper (karkas faroy) — Changan Deepal S05 | Body | S05 | |
| 5512510-ER01 | Wing / fender, front left (rasshiritel) — Changan Deepal S05 | Body | S05 | |
| 5512210ER01 | Wheel arch liner, rear left — Changan Deepal S05 | Body | S05 | |
| 2803114ER01 | Bumper / spoiler, front (nakladka) — Changan Deepal S05 | Body | S05 | |
| 4121110ER01AA | Headlight lower, left — Changan Deepal S05 | Lighting | S05 | |
| 2804101ER02 | Bumper, front — Changan Deepal S05 | Body | S05 | |
| 2803100ER04 | Bumper, rear — Changan Deepal S05 | Body | S05 | |
| C673F2713070010 | Part, front left (vozdukhozabornik) — Changan Deepal S07 | Body | S07 | |
| C673F2713011100 | Bumper / bracket upper inner, front left — Changan Deepal S07 | Body | S07 | |
| 5173120-ED01 | Sill, right (oblitsovka) — Changan Deepal S07 | Body | S07 | |
| C673F2713012001 | Bumper / grille centre lower — Changan Deepal S07 | Body | S07 | |
| 8202100ED31ABHC3 | Mirror / view assembly, rear left — Changan Deepal S07 | Body | S07 | |
| 4116110-DF01= C385F280503-0200 | Fog, rear — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 (2022–2024, EV / REEV) | |
| 4121010-DF01= C385F280501-0100 | Bulb / head — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 (2022–2024, EV / REEV) | |
| 4121010-DF02= C385F280501-0101 | Bulb / head — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 (2022–2024, EV / REEV) | |
| 4121010-DF03= C385F280501-0101 | Bulb / head — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 (2022–2024, EV / REEV) | |
| 4121020-DF01= C385F280501-0200 | Bulb / head — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 (2022–2024, EV / REEV) | |
| 4121020-DF02= C385F280501-0201 | Bulb / head — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 (2022–2024, EV / REEV) | |
| 4121020-DF03= C385F280501-0201 | Bulb / head — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 (2022–2024, EV / REEV) | |
| 4121110-DF01 | light (dnevnoy begovoy) — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 | |
| 4121110-DF03 | light (dnevnoy begovoy) — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 | |
| 4121110-DF04 | light (dnevnoy begovoy) — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 | |
| 4121120-DF01 | light (dnevnoy begovoy) — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 | |
| 4121120-DF03 | light (dnevnoy begovoy) — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 | |
| 4121120-DF04 | light (dnevnoy begovoy) — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 | |
| 3501101-EP05= C385F260301-1402 | Brake discs, front — Changan Deepal SL03 | Chassis | SL03 | |
| 3501112-EP01= C385F260301-1600 | Steering, front (kulak) — Changan Deepal SL03 | Chassis | SL03 | |
| 3501212-EP01= C385F260301-2200 | Steering, front (kulak) — Changan Deepal SL03 | Chassis | SL03 | |
| 3502120-EP01= C385F260303-1500 | Bearing / wheel, rear — Changan Deepal SL03 | Chassis | SL03 | |
| 3502101-EP01= C385F260303-1300 | Brake discs, rear — Changan Deepal SL03 | Chassis | SL03 | |
| 3502250-EP01= C385F260303-2000 | Steering, rear (kulak) — Changan Deepal SL03 | Chassis | SL03 | |
| 3502150-EP01= C385F260303-1600 | Steering, rear (kulak) — Changan Deepal SL03 | Chassis | SL03 | |
| 5302300-DF01-AA= C385F270209-3900-AA | Surround / frame / radiator — Changan Deepal SL03 | Body | SL03 (2022–2024, EV / REEV) | |
| 4133110-DF02= C385F280503-0501 | Bulb, rear — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 | |
| 4133110-DF03= C385F280503-0502 | Bulb, rear — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 | |
| 5512510-DF01= C385F271306-0100 | Wheel, front — Changan Deepal SL03 | Body | SL03 | |
| 5512520-DF01= C385F271306-0200 | Wheel, front — Changan Deepal SL03 | Body | SL03 | |
| 2803210-DF01= C385F271301-0200 | Bumper / bracket, front — Changan Deepal SL03 | Body | SL03 | |
| 2803220-DF01= C385F271301-0300 | Bumper / bracket, front — Changan Deepal SL03 | Body | SL03 | |
| 4121210-DF01= C385F280501-0500 | light (interaktivnyy) — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 (2022–2024, EV / REEV) | |
| 4121220-DF01= C385F280501-0600 | light (interaktivnyy) — Changan Deepal SL03 | Lighting | SL03 (2022–2024, EV / REEV) | |
| 4121010-ED01= C673F280501-0000 | Bulb / head — Changan Deepal S7 | Lighting | S7 = S07 (export name) | |
| 4121020-ED01= C673F280501-0200 | Bulb / head — Changan Deepal S7 | Lighting | S7 = S07 (export name) | |
| 3501112-EP02= C673F260301-1300 | Steering, front (kulak) — Changan Deepal S7 | Chassis | S7 / S07 | |
| 3501212-EP02= C673F260301-1700 | Steering, front (kulak) — Changan Deepal S7 | Chassis | S7 / S07 | |
| 3501101-EP04= C673F260301-1400 | Brake discs, front — Changan S7 | Chassis | S7 / S07 | |
| 4133010-ED01= C673F280503-0100 | Lamp, rear (sborka changana) | Lighting | S7 / S07 | |
| 4133020-ED01= C673F280503-0200 | Lamp, rear (sborka changana) | Lighting | S7 / S07 | |
| 4116110-ED01= C673F280503-0000 | Bulb / fog, rear (changana dipala) | Lighting | S7 / S07 | |
| 4121010-ER02= C857F280501-0101 | Bulb / head — Changan Deepal S05 | Lighting | S05 | |
| 4121020-ER02= C857F280501-0201 | Bulb / head — Changan Deepal S05 | Lighting | S05 | |
| 4133110-ER01= C857F280503-0400 | Bulb assembly, rear (kombinirovannaya) — Changan Deepal S05 | Lighting | S05 | |
| 8402100-ER01= C857F270101-0201 | Bonnet (kapyushon changana dipala) | Body | S05 |
No match in these 87 — on this brand, that is expected.
The index holds everything publicly numbered today; most Deepal parts have simply never been listed with a number in the CIS. Send the number if you have one, or the VIN plus a photo of the part label — we identify Deepal parts within 24 hours.
Honesty note: the part numbers are verbatim and sourced; the Russian descriptions are the listing sellers' wording and have not been independently re-verified by us. Before any money moves, we confirm the exact part against your VIN, model year and photos — EV or EREV included.
Behind The Index
Understand what those 87 rows are: essentially the entire publicly numbered Deepal supply in the CIS, collected into one table. Behind that thin shelf the factory side runs much deeper — a single Chinese manufacturer's Russian-language catalogue alone spans 107 positions across the SL03, S7 and S05, and the full Changan parts system goes far beyond what any catalogue shows the public. So two doors stay open for everything the table lacks. Door one: send any Deepal number, ours or not, short form or C-code, and we run it. Door two: no number at all — photograph the label on the dead part, add the VIN, and we identify it within 24 hours. Then the habit that protects a young, expensive fleet: the VIN check happens twice — once before we quote, and again against the physical part before it ships, with photos to your phone. On a car this new, checking once is optimism.
Before You Ask
No — the index is only what is publicly numbered on the CIS market today. Deepal reached Russia officially in July 2025 and the public parts market is still forming, so open listings are thin. The factory side runs much deeper: a single Chinese manufacturer's Russian-language catalogue alone spans 107 positions, and the full Changan parts system goes far beyond any public list — 41 of our 87 rows come straight from that factory channel, which is exactly where we buy. Treat the table as a starting point: send any number, or the VIN plus a photo of the part label, and we source it from China whether or not a public listing exists.
Same cars, different badges — and the numbers ignore the badges entirely. The Chinese-market Deepal S7 and the export S07 are one platform, C673; short numbers for it wear -ED01 lamp and -EP02 chassis suffixes. The SL03 was renamed L07 partway through its life; both answer to platform C385, with -DF01 and -EP01 suffixes. So order by the number and the platform code, not by the name on the boot lid. If all you have is the name and the year, that is fine too: send the VIN and we resolve the naming maze for you — it takes us minutes and prevents the classic wrong-platform mistake, because an -EP01 knuckle and an -EP02 knuckle are different parts for different cars.
Grey-import cars are the core of why this page exists. The SL03 was never sold officially in Russia at all, the S05 arrives only sideways, and the 2023–24 S7s that came in before the official launch sit outside the official warranty permanently — none of these cars have a dealer counter that owes them anything. The hardware does not care: it identifies by number and VIN like any other Changan product, and our index's deepest block is precisely the SL03, thirty rows strong, because the factory channel catalogues it in Russian. Body, lamps, chassis, trim — by number, worldwide. What we cannot do is fix software, accounts or app-region limitations with a physical part, and we say that openly rather than sell you hope.
Let us separate two things. If a lamp is damaged, failed or misting, replacement by exact number is straightforward — the index carries the S07 pair 4121010-ED01 / 4121020-ED01 with the long code C673F280501-0000 behind it, and the left/right rule is decoded above. But if a healthy lamp simply feels weak — the complaint Russian reviewers make about the low beam, worsened by the missing front fog lamps — we will not pretend a replacement unit cures a design trait, and we do not sell "upgrade" retrofits we cannot verify. What we can honestly do: supply the correct factory lamp version for your VIN (versions differ — the SL03 alone has three), and flag that beam-pattern and homologation rules in your country are worth checking before experimenting. An honest no on day one beats a returned parcel on day thirty.
That is the normal case on this brand, not the exception — Almaty workshops replace Deepal A/C compressors as a standard service, owners report range-extender start failures and frozen handle mechanisms, yet none of that hardware has a publicly listed number in the CIS. Our process for the quiet zone: you send the VIN, photos of the part and its label (one clear label photo answers half the identification), and the symptom. We resolve the exact factory reference against the Chinese parts data within 24 hours, then quote with condition, price and delivery time in writing. Two honest add-ons: on range-extender cars we always confirm EREV versus EV first, because the drivetrains do not share those parts — and where fitting needs refrigerant work or coding, we say so before you buy, not after.
Every used take-off part we supply ships documented in writing as: used take-off part, tested, working — with a 3-month warranty. That sentence goes on the quote and the contract, not into a chat bubble. New parts from the factory channel carry their own stated condition. Speed: identification within 24 hours; lamps, body parts, trim, chassis pieces and most of what Deepal owners order contain no lithium and travel by express courier, 3–7 days door to door, worldwide — Almaty, Astana, Tashkent, Dubai or further. Anything battery-related moves under dangerous-goods rules by slower freight, and we quote that honestly. And on this young fleet we keep the double confirmation: your VIN is checked at quotation, and the physical part is photographed and checked against it again before dispatch.
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A number from the index, a photo of a part label, or simply the VIN and what broke — we identify Deepal parts within 24 hours and quote China-direct, with condition and warranty stated in writing. Independent supplier, no affiliation with Deepal or Changan — just the parts, by the number, from the market where they are made.
For quiet-zone parts — compressors, range-extender pieces, actuators — one photo of the unit's label answers half the identification. Attach photos via WhatsApp if that is easier from your phone.
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