One of the Cheapest Electric Cars in Brazil This Year, the “Golfinho” Goes from 0 to 100 km/h in About 7.5 Seconds

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 02/01/2023 at 19:08

Updated on 02/01/2023 at 22:58

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The Cheapest Electric Car in Brazil Got Better! Now, It Will Have More Equipment and Provide More Comfort to Its Occupants

The BYD Dolphin, which promises to be the cheapest electric car this year, 2023, is being widely produced in China. Now, the new cars will feature more comfort, more equipment, and provide fantastic performance to users.

There are many new features! The electric car will have a new tire pressure monitoring system, electric mirrors, new driving modes, and pressure monitoring. The BYD 2023 highlights the beauty of the new electric car and can be purchased for under R$ 200,000.

The name of the electric car comes from English. “Dolphin” means “golfinho” and was given this name because of the new marine aesthetic that was applied to it. Its features, such as its curves, resemble those of a marine animal, and its colors also evoke the sea.

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MEET THE BYD ELECTRIC CAR

New Features of the Electric Car

The new Dolphin electric car is being produced on the modern e-platform, which features blade-shaped batteries, considered the most advanced in the world, exclusively used by BYD. In addition, these batteries are also considered safer, offered in configurations of 30.7 kWh and 44.9 kWh, reaching between approximately 300 km and 400 km.

The initial versions of the electric car had a length of 4.1m and contained a front motor of 95hp, with 18.3 kgfm. Now, the electric car will feature greater power, of 176 hp and 29.6 kgfm. As a result, the electric car accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in about 7.5 seconds.

Besides all this new performance, the BYD electric car has a cabin with decoration similar to other models from the brand, the Song Plus and Yuan Plus. The instrument panel consists of a minimalist 5” display, and the multimedia center has another 12.8” display.

One of the Cheapest Electric Cars in Brazil This Year, the “Golfinho” Goes from 0 to 100 km/h in About 7.5 Seconds

The Cheapest Electric Car in Brazil Got Better! Now, It Will Have More Equipment and Provide More Comfort to Its Occupants

MEET THE BYD ELECTRIC CAR

New Features of the Electric Car

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One of the Cheapest Electric Cars in Brazil This Year, the “Golfinho” Goes from 0 to 100 km/h in About 7.5 Seconds

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MEET THE BYD ELECTRIC CAR

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