Video Summary
- The BYD Tang is a large SUV, measuring almost 5 meters in length with a significant weight.- It has permanent all-wheel drive and is fully electric.
- The interior has the quality found in other BYD models, like the Seal and Seal U, and is even a step above in some respects with electric steering wheel adjustment. The seats have a massage function and the material used for the seats is durable.
- The Tang has Blade Battery of lithium iron phosphate.
- It has 108.8 kWh of net capacity (111 kWh gross).
- It can be charged up to 11 kW in AC and 170 kW in DC.
- The car has two electric motors, totaling 517 horsepower, or 380 kW, and about 700 Newton-meters of torque.
- The acceleration was not verified for safety reasons, but the promised acceleration from 0 to 100 is 4.9 seconds.
- The design does not seem as big as it actually is from the front.
- It has 21-inch rims.
- The interior has two color options: brown leather and black leather.
- The vehicle has two interior options, including the current brown leather and a more traditional black leather option.
- The software on the central display has been improved from initial models.
- It is possible to reconfigure the monitor with the new software.
- The interior components used in the BYD Tang are often the same as other BYD models.
- It is spacious in the back and has no tunnel in the center.
- The car has a 2.82-meter battle.
- The vehicle can be transformed to having a 7 seating capacity.
- The trunk has 235 liters with seven seats up and around 600 liters with five seats. With all seats down, there are 1,655 liters.
- In autonomy the electric car has 420 kilometers.
- There were bad environmental and safety conditions to perform a test.
- Test conditions included 8°C temperatures, 22 km/h wind speeds up to 51 km/h, and consistent rain.
- These conditions negatively affected safety and aerodynamics. The test resulted in 26.1kWh/100km.
- The starting charge showed 532km left.
