Video Summary
Here is the summary of the YouTube video:- The BYD Dolphin is a five-door touring car, 4.29 meters in length.
- It is the smallest BYD currently available in Spain.
- It has a 204 horsepower electric motor in the front and a 60 kWh gross battery.
- The version sold actually has a homologated autonomy of 427 kilometers.
- Later, less powerful motors and lower capacity batteries will be added to the model.
- Hankook Ventus Prime 4 tires, 205/50 R17 in size, are on the test car.
- Competitors of the BYD Dolphin include the Citroen C4, Cupra Born, MG4, Hyundai Kona electric, Renault Megane E-Tech, Volkswagen ID.3, and Volvo EX30.
- In that group of competitors, some use front-wheel drive, like the BYD, Renault, and Hyundai, while the others are rear-wheel drive.
- The car gives off a good feeling of quality in relation to its price.
- The car’s quality is a little over the MG4.
- The BYD has a clearly practical orientation.
- The doors open widely, and the interior is well used.
- The trunk has a normal capacity of 345 liters.
- As a negative, the loading edge is high and can be an obstacle for loading heavy objects.
- The Dolphin is a car that can be used in the city or for traveling if the autonomy is sufficient.
- In the slalom test, the car didn’t start from a stop contiguously as the tires slipped.
- Once at speed, the weight changes were slow, though the chassis didn't have excessive swaying.
- The vehicle isn't a sport-oriented car, and its slalom time was correct if unspectacular.
- The "evasive" maneuvering, as measured by an evasive maneuver test, was quite accurate.
- Overall the car is safe.
- The best test of the vehicle was the evasive testing.
- BYD has one of the best chassis for a comfortable vehicle that responds safely when necessary.
