What is DFSK?
DFSK is a vehicle marque whose name comes from Dongfeng Sokon. Its roots are in a partnership between Dongfeng Motor and Sokon, and the company has made passenger vehicles as well as commercial vehicles. In export markets, DFSK has been associated with SUVs and practical family transport.
The European figures use “DFSK” as the model name for a small group of electric registrations. They do not identify a specific passenger-car body style or generation, so the safest description is an electric vehicle registered under the DFSK name. The listed model has no generation information.
Engines and power
The two EU/EEA versions listed are electric. One is rated at 55 kW (75 PS), and the other at 120 kW (163 PS). The figures place them in separate registration years: the lower-output version appears in 2020, and the higher-output version in 2021.
There are no petrol or diesel versions in these European registrations.
How efficient is the DFSK?
The listed vehicles are electric, but official energy-consumption and CO₂ ratings are not stated. Electric-car consumption is generally reported in kWh per 100 km. European test results may follow WLTP or NEDC, procedures that can produce different figures, so a rating should be tied to its market and test cycle.
An electric vehicle has no tailpipe CO₂ emissions while driving. This does not describe emissions from generating the electricity used to charge it.
Where was it sold?
The market information covers EU/EEA registrations in 2020 and 2021. It records two electric versions and 36 registrations in total: 22 for the 55 kW (75 PS) version in 2020, and 14 for the 120 kW (163 PS) version in 2021.
These figures show a limited European registration presence under the DFSK name. They do not identify every country in which the vehicle was offered, or provide a model generation to trace across markets.
Questions and answers
Was the DFSK listed here electric?
Yes. Both EU/EEA versions in the figures are electric.
What power outputs are listed?
The two versions are rated at 55 kW (75 PS) and 120 kW (163 PS).
When did it appear in EU/EEA registrations?
The figures show registrations in 2020 and 2021.