DongFeng Nammi Box vs DongFeng Seres 3

DongFeng Nammi Box and DongFeng Seres 3 sit in different segments despite sharing the same parent brand. The Nammi Box is a small city hatchback built for urban users, short commutes, and low-cost ownership. The Seres 3 is a compact SUV aimed at buyers who need more space, higher performance, and better highway usability.

Range shows a clear difference. The Nammi Box delivers about 143–193 miles WLTP depending on battery, while the Seres 3 reaches around 205 miles WLTP, giving it better usability for longer trips. Charging also differs. The Nammi Box supports up to about 77 kW DC and takes around 30 minutes for 30–80 percent, while the Seres 3 reaches about 100 kW DC and similar 20–80 percent times despite a larger battery, making it more capable for intercity driving.

Price positioning favors the Nammi Box. It sits in the entry-level EV category at around $22k, while the Seres 3 moves closer to $30k due to its size and performance. Market availability differs slightly. The Nammi Box targets China and selected export markets in Europe and Asia, while the Seres 3 has broader presence in Europe and other global regions. This comparison helps you decide between a low-cost city EV and a more versatile compact SUV.

Within Dongfeng Motor, the Nammi Box sits alongside other small EVs like the Nammi 01 and EX1. The Seres 3 aligns more with compact crossovers and sits above entry-level models in size and capability.

The Nammi Box offers low purchase cost, compact size for city driving, and high efficiency, but it has limited range and low performance for highway use. The Seres 3 delivers better range, stronger performance, and more cabin space, but it costs more and is less efficient in dense urban use.

QUICK VERDICT; Pick the Nammi Box for city driving and low cost. Pick the Seres 3 for more space, range, and daily flexibility.

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