BYD Song L, Set To Enter The Brazilian Market, Already Accumulates Over 11,000 Orders During Pre-Sale.

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Published on 22/11/2023 at 13:15

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Electric Coupe SUV Has Gained Popularity Among Chinese Consumers and Is Likely to Be Launched in Brazil Soon.

The newly launched BYD Song L, an electric coupe SUV, has sold over 11,000 units in China in less than 3 weeks.

The model offers 5 versions with prices ranging from 222,000 to 283,000 yuan (R$ 152,000 to R$ 195,000). The BYD brand announced that it will officially launch the vehicle on December 15 in China, and other markets will also be served soon. Few details have been released, but the vehicle features BYD’s e-Platform 3.0 electric architecture, being a mid-size SUV with a length of 4.84 meters, a width of 1.95 meters, and a height of 1.56 meters. Additionally, it will have an intelligent all-wheel drive system.

All details about the versions and equipment will be officially announced next month. Furthermore, information about the powertrains reveals that it will have a motor system with 150 kW (204 hp) or 230 kW (312 hp), with a range of 550 km or 662 km. After its debut in China, the vehicle will arrive in other countries, including Brazil, where it will be sold alongside the BYD Seal.

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Electric Coupe SUV BYD Song L Is a Sales Success in 17 Days

The newly launched BYD Song L, an electric coupe SUV, has sold over 11,000 units in China in less than 3 weeks.

The model offers 5 versions at prices ranging from 222,000 to 283,000 yuan (R$ 152,000 to R$ 195,000). The BYD brand announced that it will officially launch the vehicle on December 15 in the China and other markets will also be served soon. Few details have been released, but the vehicle features the electric architecture e-Platform 3.0 from BYD, being a mid-size SUV with a length of 4.84 meters, a width of 1.95 meters, and a height of 1.56 meters. Additionally, it will have an intelligent all-wheel drive system.

All details about the versions and equipment will be officially announced next month. Furthermore, information about the powertrains reveals that it will have a motor system with 150 kW (204 hp) or 230 kW (312 hp), with a range of 550 km or 662 km. After its debut in China, the vehicle will arrive in other countries, including Brazil, where it will be sold alongside the BYD Seal.

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BYD Song L, Set To Enter The Brazilian Market, Already Accumulates Over 11,000 Orders During Pre-Sale.

Electric Coupe SUV Has Gained Popularity Among Chinese Consumers and Is Likely to Be Launched in Brazil Soon.

Electric Coupe SUV BYD Song L Is a Sales Success in 17 Days

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