Video Summary
Key review points and findings from the YouTube video:- The BYD Atto 2, also known as the Yuan Up in China, is a small SUV set to be released in Australia this year.
- The price in China is around $21,400 AUD but is expected to be under $30,000 AUD in Australia.
- The car's exterior design is considered slightly older compared to other BYD models, and it is part of the Dynasty series, which is represented by the symbol on the front of the vehicle.
- The reviewers find the look “good” but with Mercedes-Benz styling cues.
- It has 16-inch alloy wheels, which may be a little small, but it can increase range.
- The car has a number of cameras to assist with driving.
- It features flush door handles with keyless entry, but lacks tinted privacy glass, which is a drawback.
- The reviewers compared the back to the Mercedes-Benz EQB.
- A powered liftgate leads to 400 liters of boot space; dropping the rear seats expands it to 1300 liters.
- The reviewer loves the very soft touch materials and seats, but finds their bolstering is awkward.
- A digital instrument display is included.
- The car is offered with single motor in either 70kW or 130kW form with 290Nm of torque.
- It is available with two different batteries, with 301-401 km range.
- The car is not a fast charger. It maxes out at 65kW, and comes with a 3.3 kW V2L.
- Some rear seat features include air vents, ports, and map pockets, but lacks a center armrest and has a strangely bolstered seat.
- It has wireless CarPlay/AndroidAuto.
- The steering is quite good.
- It has bad tires.
- Zero to sixty kilometer hour in 3.7 seconds.
-The rear end of the car is playful, with lift-off oversteer.
- The car has a lot of body roll.
- The reviewer finds the car genuinely an impressive little EV and recommends the car, if the pricing is right.
