BYD Surprises With The Super 3: The Dream Electric SUV That Supports Drones And Is Scaring The Competition!

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Published on 17/04/2024 at 21:23

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Electric SUV From BYD Challenging The Limits Of Technology: Car With Drone Support, Will This Trend Take Off?

According to Electrek, BYD, one of the leading electric vehicle manufacturers, has just launched its latest electric SUV: the Super 3. This vehicle combines advanced technology with futuristic design, offering an exciting and sustainable driving experience; however, estimates indicate that the model will cost around US$ 28,000.

According to information circulating on the internet, there are indications that the BYD model will debut at Auto China 2024, an event that will take place from April 25 to May 4 in Beijing, China.

Innovative Design And Futuristic Space, BYD Is Playfully Challenging The Competition

The Super 3 from BYD features an aerodynamic design and sleek lines. The body of this masterpiece is made of lightweight, durable materials, providing energy efficiency and safety, while the interior is spacious and futuristic, with comfortable seating and a variety of connectivity features.

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A Dream Car? On Top Of That With Drone Support?

At first, this machine is equipped with BYD’s Blade battery technology, offering an impressive range. The powerful electric motors ensure smooth acceleration and agile performance. Additionally, the vehicle has an integrated drone pad, allowing owners to deploy drones to explore remote areas or capture stunning images.

BYD Teaching Lessons On Sustainability And Environmental Awareness

The BYD is known for its commitment to sustainability. The Super 3 is powered exclusively by electricity, thus eliminating exhaust emissions and reducing the carbon footprint. However, with the growing concern about climate change, electric vehicles like this play a crucial role in protecting the environment.

If you are looking for an electric SUV that combines style, performance, and environmental awareness, the Super 3 is an excellent choice.

Technical Specifications

Year: 2024
Fuel: Electricity
Configuration: Sedan
Warranty: 5 years
Seats: 5
Platform: e-Platform 3.0
Doors: 4
Size: Medium
Origin: Imported
Propulsion: Electric
Series: Ocean

Performance:

Acceleration 0-100 km/h: 3.8 seconds
Top Speed: 180 km/h

Dimensions:

Height: 1460 mm
Ground Clearance: 120 mm
Approach Angle: 13 degrees
Departure Angle: 14 degrees
Length: 4800 mm
Wheelbase: 2920 mm
Width: 1875 mm
Weight: 2185 kg
Trunk: 400 liters

Tires:

Sidewall Height: 106 mm
Front: 235/45 R19
Spare: Repair and Inflation Kit
Rear: 235/45 R19

Electric Motors:

Range: 372 km
Battery Capacity: 82.5 kWh
Power: 313 hp (rear)
Combined Power: 530 hp
Torque: 36.7 kgfm (rear)
Combined Torque: 60.2 kgfm

Transmission:

Gearbox: Automatic
Speeds: 1
Drive: All-Wheel Drive on Demand

Suspension:

Front: Independent, MacPherson Strut
Rear: Independent, Multi-Link

Brakes:

Front: Ventilated Disc
Rear: Ventilated Disc

Equipment:

Automatic Air Conditioning
Auto-On Headlights
Alloy Wheels
Panoramic Sunroof
And Much More!

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Rogério

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23/04/2024 13:38

Pode jogar o preço desse carro por aqui, pra mais de 250 mil.

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BYD Surprises With The Super 3: The Dream Electric SUV That Supports Drones And Is Scaring The Competition!

Electric SUV From BYD Challenging The Limits Of Technology: Car With Drone Support, Will This Trend Take Off?

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