A Look at bYD Denza previews Z9S sedan, expanding product lineup
Denza shared the first official images of the Z9S, which is expected to compete with the Xiaomi SU7.
Denza shared the first official images of the Z9S, which is expected to compete with the Xiaomi SU7.
BYD’s passenger vehicle plant in Brazil began production on July 1, 2025, with planned annual capacity of 150,000 vehicles in its first phase.
The Qin series is one of BYD’s best-selling vehicle lineups, but its sales have declined significantly this year.
The Tai 7 surpassed 200,000 cumulative sales about 10 months after launch, becoming the fastest boxy SUV in China to reach the milestone.
The plug-in hybrid sedan features BYD’s fifth-generation DM technology and offers a combined range of up to 1,680 km.
BYD has yet to announce the model’s planned launch date, though rumors suggest it could be on August 13.
The delivery ceremony for the 10,000th Da Tang EV will be held on July 23.
The current Seal 06 EV was launched in June 2025 with a starting price of 109,800 yuan ($16,170) and BYD’s LiDAR-free God’s Eye C driver-assistance system.
The BEV version of the BYD Da Han has a range of up to 1,008 km and will make its public debut at the Chengdu Auto Show, which opens on August 21.
The Da Han is the Dynasty lineup’s first D-segment flagship sedan, with its battery electric version offering a range of 1,008 km.