New DS N⁰7 Launches in Hungary With Up to 740 KM Range

DS Automobiles has released the pricing and market availability for its second-generation luxury SUV in Hungary, positioning the newly renamed DS N⁰7 between established German competitors, Totalcar reported on October 24, 2026. Originally separated from Citroën to operate as an independent premium brand, DS Automobiles markets the vehicle with distinctive geometric styling and a range of hybrid and fully electric powertrains.

Hungarian Pricing and Powertrain Options

The DS N⁰7 arrives in Hungary with a starting price of 10 ezer forint híján 15 millió forintot for the base hybrid variant, which pairs a 1.2-liter three-cylinder turbocharged gasoline engine with an electric system to produce 145 horsepower. At the opposite end of the lineup, the top-tier all-wheel-drive electric model carrying a 350-horsepower output and a 97.2 kWh battery requires a discounted price of 28,5 millió forintot.

Between the base hybrid and the top-tier electric configuration, DS offers three distinct pure-electric variants. The entry-level electric model features a front-wheel-drive layout delivering 235 horsepower and a 73.7 kWh net battery capacity, providing a WLTP-certified range of 543 kilometers. A secondary front-wheel-drive electric version generates 245 horsepower using the larger 97.2 kWh battery, extending the driving range to 740 kilometers. The 350-horsepower all-wheel-drive flagship utilizes the same 97.2 kWh battery pack to achieve a range of 679 kilometers.

Dimensions and Geometric Interior Design

Measuring 4.66 meters in length with a 2.79-meter wheelbase, the DS N⁰7 slots directly between the dimensions of the BMW X1 and the BMW X3. While the related DS N⁰8 adopts a sloped roofline and a stretched SUV silhouette, the N⁰7 maintains a traditional three-box profile defined by sharp angles and straight lines.

The cabin mirrors the exterior’s geometric theme, featuring a 10-inch digital instrument cluster alongside a 16-inch central infotainment display. Although the vehicle incorporates select switchgear from parent company Stellantis, the interior layout retains a distinct French aesthetic through unique color combinations and detailed trim elements.