Video Summary
The following summarizes the key points of the electric car review:- This is the updated version of the BYD Tang, currently sold only in left-hand drive in Europe.
- It's a larger, 7-seat SUV, or a "5 plus 2" configuration.
- Size-wise, it rivals the Volvo XC60, BMW X3, and Audi Q5.
- It features large, aerodynamically optimized 21-inch wheels.
- It has an all-new front fascia, part of the "Dynasty" family, with a silver blade across the front, similar to the Atto 3.
- It has high roofline and long doors for easy access.
- The roof gently slopes.
- There is a full-width tail light across the back.
- The back provides typical boot space for a seven-seater.
- The rear seats can be folded down for more room.
- The middle-row seats are spacious, with good headroom and knee room, and can slide forward or back and recline.
- There's a flat floor in the middle row with USB ports available.
- The car comes with a high-end Dine audio system.
- The driver seat offers an elevated driving position.
- The seats are electrically adjustable for height and reach.
- A fully digital instrument display and color head-up display is featured.
- There's a large central touchscreen display that can rotate.
- The dashboard is fitted with ambient lighting.
- There’s increased battery size to 108 kWh and longer range than 400 km.
- The dual motor now has 530 hp.
- Full launch control provides a 0-100 km/h in just under 5 seconds.
- It has a semi-active suspension.
- Body roll is present.
- Plenty of power is available.
