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All-electric performance sedan competing directly with the Tesla Model 3. Features Blade Battery, available dual-motor AWD, and BYD's cell-to-body (CTB) technology that integrates the battery into the vehicle structure.
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Flagship luxury sedan available in pure electric (EV) and plug-in hybrid (DM) variants. The first vehicle to feature BYD's Blade Battery technology. Positions BYD in the premium segment against Mercedes and BMW.
Latest update Sep 19, 2026
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In production since 2020. The 2026 lineup is led by the Han L EV on BYD's 1,000V 'Super e' platform (701 km CLTC, 0–100 in 2.7s); in June 2026 BYD also revealed the next-generation 'Great Han' flagship claiming up to 764 hp and 1,008 km range. A key model for BYD's push into premium and international markets.
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BYD's first humanoid robot, a service-oriented machine designed to greet customers and demo vehicles in BYD's Di Space showrooms. Built around 360-degree vision, facial and lip-movement recognition, and gesture recognition, with real-time two-way translation across 6 Chinese dialects and 6 foreign languages, positioning BYD alongside Tesla, Unitree, XPeng, and Chery in the humanoid-robot race.
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BYD Da Han
Dynasty flagship battery-electric sedan that went on sale in China on October 13, 2026 in three variants at 235,900, 249,900 and 275,900 yuan, below the August 21 pre-sale band of 249,900 to 299,900 yuan. Rear-drive models are rated 1,008 km CLTC and the all-wheel-drive flagship 880 km. CnEVPost reported a standard 102.3 kWh second-generation Blade battery and a company claim of a 10% to 97% charge in 9 minutes. A plug-in hybrid was not priced.
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BYD Seagull (second generation)
Second-generation Seagull hatchback. Ocean sales chief Zhang Zhuo opened China blind pre-orders on October 9, 2026 with six exterior colors and no published prices. MIIT filings list 4,205 x 1,810 x 1,570 mm, a 2,650 mm wheelbase, a 95 kW rear permanent-magnet motor and FinDreams LFP packs. Zhang said in August it would launch in 2026.
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Seven-seat electric SUV shown at the Paris Motor Show on Oct. 12, 2026. BYD says European dealers start sales in Q1 2027. The rear-drive model is rated at up to 405 miles WLTP combined from a 115 kWh second-generation Blade battery. Flash Charging times are company claims on BYD's own chargers. Prices were not announced.
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