BYD Dolphin Mini gets a five-seater version and promises to shake up the Brazilian electric car market. With a competitive price and a range of attractive equipment, the compact hatch is already a sales success. Check out the details of this revolutionary launch!
In a scenario where electric mobility is gaining more and more prominence, BYD launches the updated version of the Dolphin Mini, now with capacity for five passengers.
The Chinese hatch, which was already the best-selling electric vehicle in Brazil, promises to further revolutionize the market with this new feature. Discover everything about this launch that is shaking up the Brazilian automotive sector!
An Expected Launch and the New Price
Launched in February this year, the BYD Dolphin Mini quickly became a sales success, even with its four-seater version.
According to information from the Mobiauto website, the Chinese manufacturer had already signaled the arrival of a version for five passengers by mid-2024. And the wait is over: the new model hits the market with a price revealed by the aforementioned portal: R$119.800.
The price difference between the two versions is relatively small. The four-seater model sells for R$115.800, making the new version just R$4 more expensive.
This small difference could lead to a reassessment of the continuity of the four-seater version in Brazil, depending on market demand.
BYD Dolphin Mini Features and Dimensions
The BYD Dolphin Mini stands out as the Chinese manufacturer's most affordable car available in Brazil. With a compact design, the hatch measures 3,80 meters long, 1,70 meters wide and has a wheelbase of 2,50 meters. The trunk has a capacity of 230 liters, keeping its dimensions unchanged even with approval for five seats.
Engine and Performance
The Dolphin Mini's engine also remains the same, ensuring performance and efficiency. Equipped with a front electric motor with 75 hp and 13,8 kgfm of torque, the vehicle has a one-speed automatic transmission. The 38 kWh battery provides a range of up to 280 km, according to Inmetro tests.
Equipment and Technology
The BYD Dolphin Mini is well equipped for its segment. Standard items include a 7-inch digital instrument panel and a 10,1-inch multimedia center with a rotating screen.
Access to the vehicle is facilitated by a key and push-button start. Other highlights include LED headlights with automatic lighting, six airbags, reverse camera and sensor, speed controller, 16-inch alloy wheels and four driving modes.
Asset | Specification |
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Length | 3,80 meters |
Largura | 1,70 meters |
between axles | 2,50 meters |
Trunk Capacity | 230 liters |
Motorization | 75 hp front electric motor |
Torque | 13,8 kgfm |
Exchange | One-speed automatic |
Battery | 38 kWh |
Autonomy | 280 km (according to Inmetro) |
Dashboard | 7 inch digital |
Multimedia center | 10,1 inches with rotating screen |
Access | In-person key |
Match | By button |
headlights | LED with automatic lighting |
airbags | Six |
Reverse Camera and Sensor | Included |
Speed Controller | INCLUDED |
Rhodes | 16 inch alloy |
Driving Modes | Quatro |
A Step Ahead in the Electrical Market
The arrival of the five-seater version of the BYD Dolphin Mini represents an important step for BYD in the Brazilian market.
With competitive prices and a range of attractive standard equipment, the hatch has the potential to consolidate itself as a preferred option among consumers looking for an affordable and efficient electric vehicle.
The inclusion of a fifth seat makes the Dolphin Mini even more versatile and attractive, especially for families and consumers who need a little more space without giving up the savings and sustainability that an electric vehicle provides.
What will be the future of the Dolphin Mini in Brazil?
With the introduction of the five-passenger version, BYD is clearly betting on expanding its presence in the Brazilian electric vehicle market.
The competitive price, combined with the features and equipment of the Dolphin Mini, could set new standards for the compact electric car segment in the country.
Do you think the five-seater version of the BYD Dolphin Mini will be a sales success in Brazil? Leave your opinion in the comments!
Yes, with 4 it was already the biggest sales success.
Imagine with 5 seats and a difference of only 4 thousand