Changan CS15 I gallery (2015–2023)

The subcompact Changan CS15 crossover debuted in November 2015 and remained in production until 2023. Built on a subcompact front-wheel-drive platform, the vehicle incorporates MacPherson front struts and a rear torsion beam suspension design. Measuring 4.1 meters in total length, the compact footprint ensures easy maneuvering in dense urban traffic environments. A major 2019 facelift introduced a wide front grille and a completely redesigned interior dashboard architecture. Power is generated by a 1.5-liter naturally aspirated four-cylinder petrol engine producing 107 horsepower, mated to either a 5-speed manual transmission or a 5-speed dual-clutch automated gearbox. All models send drive to the front axle. In 2017, Changan launched the battery-electric CS15 EV (later updated as the CS15 E-Pro), featuring an electric motor outputting between 75 and 163 horsepower with a 48.3 kWh battery pack delivering up to 401 kilometers of range. Interior appointments offered a 7-inch multimedia touchscreen, automatic air conditioning, a power sunroof, and leatherette seating. The CS15 was marketed across CIS countries, South America, and Southeast Asia.