BYD Dolphin Mini: An Electric Revolution in the Brazilian Automotive Market

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Published on 01/03/2024 at 16:40

Foto: BYD Dolphin MIni promete ser o primeiro carro elétrico de muitos brasileiros

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The Launch Promises to Democratize Access to Electric Vehicles with Advanced Technology and Affordable Price

The latest launch from BYD, the Dolphin Mini, is already considered a revolution in the Brazilian automotive market. Coming to the streets with the promise of being the first electric car for many Brazilians, this model combines cutting-edge technology, innovative design, connectivity, and impressive range, all at an extremely competitive price. BYD, already known for its pioneering spirit in electric vehicles, raises the standard with the Dolphin Mini, following in the successful footsteps of its “older brother,” the BYD Dolphin.

Design and Technology: The Dynamic Duo

The interior of the BYD Dolphin Mini is designed to offer comfort and space for four passengers, without sacrificing a modern and cozy aesthetic. In addition to the premium and eco-friendly finish of the seats, the model stands out for the absence of a central rear tunnel, ensuring more space and convenience. Equipped with a 10.1″ ICS multimedia system and a 7″ LCD instrument panel, the Dolphin Mini provides a unique user experience, integrating features such as wireless charging for smartphones and 4G connectivity.

Energy Efficiency and Range

Not only for its design and comfort does the Dolphin Mini shine, but also for its unmatched energy efficiency. With a range of 280 km, certified by INMETRO, this electric vehicle sets a new benchmark for efficiency in Brazil, even surpassing its predecessor. The secret behind this performance is the revolutionary BYD Blade battery (LFP) of 38 kWh, which, integrated with BYD’s 3.0 platform, offers safety, performance, and an intelligent and sustainable driving experience.

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Safety and Comfort in Harmony

The BYD Dolphin Mini doesn’t compromise on safety, featuring six airbags, a structure composed of 61% high-strength steel, and advanced systems such as Hill Start Assistance (HHC) and Cruise Control (CC). Additionally, the model stands out for its storage capacity, with a trunk of 230 liters expandable to up to 930 liters, demonstrating its versatility and practicality for urban daily life.

Innovation Within Everyone’s Reach

With a launch price of R$ 115,800.00 and a special launch offer, the BYD Dolphin Mini is available for R$ 105,800.00 for purchases made during a promotional period. Moreover, the buyer receives a wallbox charger as a bonus, reinforcing BYD’s commitment to promoting electric mobility in Brazil. The model is available in four colors, offering options for all tastes.

The BYD Dolphin Mini arrives in the market not just to follow the successful footsteps of its predecessor, but to set new standards in efficiency, design, and accessibility. With its arrival, BYD reaffirms its leadership role in the transition to electric mobility in Brazil, promising to transform the driving experience into something more sustainable, accessible, and incredibly enjoyable.

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