Sportequipe models

Who is Sportequipe?

Sportequipe is an Italian marque within DR Automobiles Groupe. The group began as a car distributor and introduced Sportequipe in 2022 as a new brand aimed at the upper end of its range. Its name also recalls the DR Sportequipe racing team, part of the group’s history in competition. The cars are presented as sporty, comfortable choices for everyday journeys and leisure trips.

The marque’s identity is therefore broader than the name might suggest: the range in European registrations is made up of SUVs and off-road models, from family-oriented numbered models to the ICH-X K2 and K3.

Which Sportequipe models appear in Europe?

The European Union registration record spans 2023 to 2025 and includes eight models: the 5, 6, 6H, 7, 8, 8H, iCH X K3 and X K2. The 6 and 7 have the longest presence in this period, appearing from 2023 through 2025. The 5 appears in 2023 and 2024; the 8H and X K2 in 2024 and 2025. The 6H appears in 2024, while the 8 and iCH X K3 appear in 2025.

The 6 leads the registrations listed here, with 1,869 between 2023 and 2025. The 7 follows with 801 over the same years. The iCH X K3 recorded 533 in 2025, and the X K2 189 across 2024 and 2025. These figures sketch a range that broadened over the period, with newer entries joining models already present.

How did the range develop?

The model names show two strands. The 5, 6 and 7 form the numbered SUV line, while the 8 and 8H appear later in the period. The 6 and 7 remain the most consistently present models across these years; the 5’s listed period ends in 2024. The 8 and 8H add further versions of the larger-numbered line to the European range.

The off-road strand is represented by the X K2 and iCH X K3. The K2 appears from 2024, followed by the K3 in 2025. Together, they show the make adding a more rugged model line alongside its numbered SUVs.

Does Sportequipe have an electrified model?

Sportequipe describes the 8 as a plug-in hybrid, pairing an engine with electric drive and a battery that can be charged from an external source. That gives the range an electrified option alongside its conventional SUV and off-road models. Official European Union registration figures show the 8 in 2025; the 8H is also listed.

Where are Sportequipe cars registered?

For the years covered here, the market shown is the European Union, using EEA registration figures. The United Kingdom, France, the United States and Canada are not included in this market view, so no market-specific figures for those places are given. When fuel economy or emissions figures are compared across regions, the test procedures differ: Europe uses WLTP or, for some older figures, NEDC; the USA uses EPA testing; Canada uses the five-cycle test.