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Spy Shots: Fresh BYD Tang Testing In China

September Four, two thousand seventeen by Joey Wang

BYD is testing the fresh Tang SUV. It will debut in early 2018, likely on the Beijing Auto Demonstrate in April. Design wise it is largely based on the beautiful Dynasty concept car, featuring a giant grille and sharply cut lines. The days of the ’round’ BYDs are over, it seems.

The Fresh BYD Song Max Hybrid Will Get four hundred forty six HP!

August 7, two thousand seventeen by Tycho de Feijter

These are the very first photos of the plug-in hybrid version of the BYD Song Max MPV. It is going to be a spectacular car. It will combine a 156hp petrol engine with two electrical motors, one on each axle. Combined output is a massive 446hp and 740nm. Yes, that is four-hundred forty-six. In a mid-sized MPV!

Name talk: the Song Max is the final and official name for the car formerly known as the Song seven and the Song MPV.

BYD Song MPV Is Almost Ready For The Chinese Car Market

August 1, two thousand seventeen by Tycho de Feijter

The latest photos of the production version of the fresh BYD Song MPV, a stylish seven-seat people carrier. It will debut on the Chengdu Auto Showcase in late August and launch on the Chinese car market in Q4. Name talk: some say it will be called the Song MPV, other say it will be names Song seven MPV.

Patent Applied: This Is The Fresh BYD Tang SUV For China

June 1, two thousand seventeen by Joey Wang

BYD has applied for patent on the design of the fresh Tang SUV, and the pictures promptly leaked from China’s famously leaky patent bureau. The fresh BYD Tang will debut as a semi-concept late this year, with a launch of the production version in April 2018.

BYD SongMPV Will Hit The Chinese Car Market In Q3

May 17, two thousand seventeen by Tycho de Feijter

The brand fresh BYD SongMPV will hit the Chinese car market in Q3. Production has commenced, one gray car was seen near a BYD factory. It is likely the best looking fresh BYD after the Dynasty, both were drawn by BYD’s fresh chief designer Wolfgang Egger. The SongMPV debuted last month in Shanghai.

The SongMPV Is Another Good Looking BYD

April Nineteen, two thousand seventeen by Tycho de Feijter

This is the fresh BYD SongMPV, it debuted today on the Shanghai Auto Display in China, looking just as good as the Dynasty concept we spotted earlier on. Both were designed by fresh chief designer Wolfgang Egger of Seat and Alfa Romeo fame. The fresh MPV is called the SongMPV, not Song something MPV or Song MPV, but SongMPV. It was formerly known as the BYD M5.

The Dynasty Is The Very first BYD That Actually Looks Excellent

April Eighteen, two thousand seventeen by Tycho de Feijter

BYD’s are going to look good, and that is good. Until now they were exceptional cars from a tech perspective, like the Tang super SUV, but design always disappointed. Last year BYD hired Wolfgang Egger as their fresh head of design, and the very first car he draw is this fresh BYD Dynasty concept.

Say Hello To The Fresh BYD M5 Song MPV For China

April 13, two thousand seventeen by Tycho de Feijter

This is the brand fresh BYD M5, a seven-seat MPV that will debut on the Shanghai Auto Demonstrate in April and launch on the Chinese car market in Q3. It is very likely the best looking BYD ever, the lights are a work of art, the grille is epic, and the bumper looks racy.

Very first Photo Of The Fresh BYD Tang SUV For China

April 7, two thousand seventeen by Tycho de Feijter

This is the very very first photo of the successor of the BYD Tang SUV. The vehicle was seen in a design studio and is likely just a model. But is looks good, with acute shapes all along and a very distinctive grille. The fresh Tang isn’t expected before late two thousand eighteen but we might see a very first concept near the end of this year.

Spy Shots: Fresh BYD M5 MPV Will Get A Tesla-like Touch Screen

April Five, two thousand seventeen by Joey Wang

Spy Shots demonstrating the interior of the upcoming BYD M5, a fresh MPV that will debut on the Shanghai Auto Showcase in April and launch on the Chinese car market in Q3. Center chunk is a giant vertical touch screen in Tesla-style. The dials however are analogue with a little screen in inbetween.

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