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BYD Plans To Launch Low-Cost Electric Car In Brazil, Even Cheaper Than The Dolphin, With Release Expected In 2024

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 31/07/2023 at 15:48

Automotive, Electric Vehicles

Fonte: BYD / Divulgação

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In 2024, Brazilian Consumers Will Witness the Launch of the Anticipated BYD Seagull, Promising to Be the Most Affordable Electric Vehicle in the Country.

The Future of Electric Vehicles in Brazil is in the hands of the innovative BYD. With plans to launch a series of electric car models by the end of 2024, BYD marks a new era in the Brazilian automotive industry. Next year, the country will welcome an even more affordable electric car than the current BYD Dolphin, which set sales records at its launch.

BYD Seagull Expected to Arrive in Brazil in 2024 and Promises to Be the Country’s Cheapest Electric Car

In 2024, Brazilian consumers will witness the launch of the anticipated BYD Seagull, which promises to be the most affordable electric vehicle in the country, with an estimated price of R$ 120 thousand. The Seagull, featuring a contemporary design and a 75 hp electric motor, houses a 30.7 kWh battery, offering an expected range of around 300 km.

As another model of BYD’s electric vehicle line, the Seagull aims to bring electric mobility to an even wider audience, especially those seeking cheaper electric cars.

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BYD Seagull May Be Produced at the New Factory Opened in Bahia

After becoming the new owner of the former Ford factory in Camaçari, Bahia, the Chinese automotive giant BYD aims to reach new heights in the Brazilian market. By announcing the introduction of two new electric vehicles in Brazilian territory, the company is taking significant steps towards a more accessible and versatile sustainable mobility.

BYD Seagull Expected to Arrive in Brazil in 2024 - 2 — Source: BYD / Disclosure

BYD Dolphin Set Sales Record at Its Launch in Brazil

A month after its launch, the BYD Dolphin electric car has already made a huge splash in the Brazilian market, with sales exceeding 3,000 units. With an innovative design, the Dolphin is equipped with a 91 hp electric motor powered by a 44.9 kWh battery. This configuration ensures an estimated range of up to 294 km on a full charge, according to Inmetro. The vehicle can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 10.9 seconds and reaches a top speed of 160 km/h.

By the end of this year (2023), BYD will introduce the electric sedan Seal to the Brazilian market, which is set to become the electric car with the highest range in the country, with an estimated price of R$ 400 thousand. With motor options ranging from 204 hp to 530 hp – equivalent to that of a combustion Porsche – and batteries with ranges between 550 km and 700 km, the Seal represents the pinnacle of electric performance.

BYD’s investments in the Brazilian market, with its innovative electric vehicles, are paving the way for a more sustainable future in the automotive industry. Whether through the Dolphin, the Seal, or the Seagull, BYD promises to transform the way we perceive electric cars and how we will move in the coming decades.

BYD Plans To Launch Low-Cost Electric Car In Brazil, Even Cheaper Than The Dolphin, With Release Expected In 2024

In 2024, Brazilian Consumers Will Witness the Launch of the Anticipated BYD Seagull, Promising to Be the Most Affordable Electric Vehicle in the Country.

BYD Seagull Expected to Arrive in Brazil in 2024 and Promises to Be the Country’s Cheapest Electric Car

BYD Seagull May Be Produced at the New Factory Opened in Bahia

BYD Dolphin Set Sales Record at Its Launch in Brazil

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