On June 20, Zhao Changjiang, general manager of the Denza Sales Division, issued a document announcing that the Denza N7 delivery vehicle had officially rolled off the assembly line. It is reported that Denshi N7 will be launched in late June and delivered in July, with an estimated price of 350,000 – 450,000 yuan (48,700 – 62,700 USD).
Denza N7 is based on BYD’s e-platform 3.0. Positioned as a five-seat mid-size crossover SUV, the size of the car is 4860/1935/1602mm, with a 2940mm wheelbase. Notable design elements of the vehicle include a large panoramic sunroof, pop-out door handles, and through-type taillights.
Denza N7 offers two front-face designs for consumers, incorporating Denza’s π-Motion design language. The lidar sensors are located at the cover of the fog lights.
The single-motor two-wheel drive model has a permanent magnet synchronous motor that outputs 230 kW, and the dual-motor four-wheel drive model has a maximum power of 390 kW. FinDreams Industry, a subsidiary of BYD, manufactures the car’s 91.39 kWh LFP battery pack. The two-wheel drive model has a CLTC cruising range of 702 km, and the four-wheel drive model has a CLTC cruising range of 630 km. The top speed is 180 km/h.
The car is also equipped with BYD’s latest dual-gun fast charging technology, which can achieve up to 350 km of cruising range in just 15 minutes and 100 km of cruising range in just 4 minutes of charging time.
Coming to the interior, it offers four design colors, is covered in Nappa leather, and comes with a staggering number of six screens, an AR-HUD, and two intelligent air vent displays. The 17.3-inch screen resolution is 2K, and it is equipped with a Qualcomm high-performance processor.
The only Denza model on sale is the Denza D9 MPV, which has EV and PHEV versions. The average price is about 410,000 yuan (57,100 USD). In February, Denza D9 sold 11,005 units in May.
Source: iTHome
