New BYD Dolphin Surprises Brazil with Refrigerator and Renewed Design — Launch Expected to Shake Up the Automotive Market

Written by Sara Aquino

Published on 05/11/2025 at 05:41

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New BYD Dolphin Arrives In Brazil With Renovated Design And Focus On Cost-Benefit; See Launch Details.

New BYD Dolphin: What Changes, When It Arrives, And Why It Should Shake Up The Automotive Market In Brazil

The New BYD Dolphin is close to landing in Brazil, and this could create a new competition in the electric automotive market.

What happened? Patents for the updated version were registered with the National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI), indicating that the launch of the electric hatchback should occur soon in the country.

Who is bringing it? The Chinese giant BYD.

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Patent In Brazil Confirms Arrival Of The New BYD Dolphin

The documentation registered the updated designs of the hatch with the INPI, something common among manufacturers to protect technologies and components. Thus, the movement reinforces that the New BYD Dolphin will be officially sold in the Brazilian market.

Design Evolved: New BYD Dolphin More Robust And Eye-Catching

Displayed at the Shanghai Auto Show, the New BYD Dolphin received a more robust look, with new LED headlights and redesigned bumpers — changes that increase its length to 4.28 meters, which is 16 centimeters more than the current model.

At the rear, the “Build Your Dreams” inscription was replaced by the acronym BYD, while the taillights received new lighting signatures.

Thus, the hatch reinforces a more modern stance, an important feature to maintain competitiveness in the Brazilian automotive market.

Premium Interior With Rotating Screen And… Fridge

Inside, the New BYD Dolphin received an 8.8” digital panel and a new steering wheel, but kept the 12.8” rotating multimedia system. Additionally, it still features a 50 W wireless charger and, as per Chinese versions, offers a panoramic roof and 360° cameras.

The highlight? A refrigerated compartment in the console, similar to a small internal fridge, that keeps drinks cold — an unexpected item in the segment that reinforces its cost-benefit appeal for those seeking comfort and technology.

Smart Safety Package “God’s Eye”

The model debuts the advanced assistance package God’s Eye, which includes:

Adaptive Cruise Control
Autonomous Braking
Lane Assist
Traffic Sign Recognition
Intelligent Speed Control

Thus, the New BYD Dolphin raises the level of active safety among compact electric vehicles.

Autonomy And Performance Of The New BYD Dolphin

In China, the hatch offers versions with 94 hp, 174 hp, and 201 hp. The batteries are the same used here: 44.9 kWh and 60.5 kWh.

At Inmetro, the current generation of the BYD Dolphin declares an autonomy between 291 km and 330 km — figures that should remain in Brazil.

Why The New BYD Dolphin Is Set To Dominate The Market

With unprecedented technologies, updated visuals, and a focus on cost-benefit, the New BYD Dolphin has everything to expand BYD’s presence in Brazil. Additionally, its arrival coincides with the increase in infrastructure for electric vehicles in the country, which favors its adoption.

Thus, consumers looking for electrification without sacrificing premium features find in this launch a strong alternative against hybrids and traditional compacts.

New BYD Dolphin Surprises Brazil with Refrigerator and Renewed Design — Launch Expected to Shake Up the Automotive Market

New BYD Dolphin Arrives In Brazil With Renovated Design And Focus On Cost-Benefit; See Launch Details.

New BYD Dolphin: What Changes, When It Arrives, And Why It Should Shake Up The Automotive Market In Brazil

Patent In Brazil Confirms Arrival Of The New BYD Dolphin

Design Evolved: New BYD Dolphin More Robust And Eye-Catching

Premium Interior With Rotating Screen And… Fridge

Smart Safety Package “God’s Eye”

Autonomy And Performance Of The New BYD Dolphin

Why The New BYD Dolphin Is Set To Dominate The Market

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New BYD Dolphin Arrives In Brazil With Renovated Design And Focus On Cost-Benefit; See Launch Details.

New BYD Dolphin: What Changes, When It Arrives, And Why It Should Shake Up The Automotive Market In Brazil

Patent In Brazil Confirms Arrival Of The New BYD Dolphin

Design Evolved: New BYD Dolphin More Robust And Eye-Catching

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Smart Safety Package “God’s Eye”

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Why The New BYD Dolphin Is Set To Dominate The Market

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