The BYD E-Vali commercial electric van got five stars in the Euro NCAP safety evaluation test. This car attracted attention at the IAA Transportation 2024 due to quirky exterior styling. The E-Vali aims to rival petrol-powered rivals at overseas markets, including Europe and Central Asia.
Euro NCAP revealed the safety evaluation test results of the E-Vali light commercial vehicle (LCV) in December 2025. It was tested in three segments: safe driving, crash avoidance, and post-crash safety. This van earned five stars with a generally good performance.
BYD E-Vali Euro NCAP
According to Euro NCAP, the BYD E-Vali is well-equipped with safety features. They include speed assistance, driver monitoring, and driver & passenger airbags. There is also a standard-fit seatbelt reminder system for both front seats. It also provides the adaptive cruise control system. As a result, it got 62% in the safe driving category.
The BYD E-Vali adopts the autonomous emergency braking (AEB) system as standard for Europe. This function is paired with the front collision warning (FCW) system. Euro NCAP experts shared that these systems performed well in terms of reaction to pedestrians and cyclists as well as other vehicles. The system also protects pedestrians to the rear of the van. Other features include the lane support system (LSS) and the speed assistance system. The E-Vali got 91% in the crash avoidance segment.
The post-crash safety was evaluated at 80%. The LCV with fuzzy styling has a rescue sheet & guide. However, it doesn’t support the advanced e-Call feature. The occupant extrication got zero points out of five.
More about the BYD E-Vali
The BYD E-Vali is an electric commercial van available in two variants. The first is a 3.5-ton standard-wheelbase model with dimensions of 5995/2096/2780 mm (wheelbase is 3,865 mm). And the long-wheelbase 4.25-ton variant boasts a length of 6,995 mm (wheelbase is 4,550 mm). This LCV could be easily recognized by a large windshield and a short front overhang.
The BYD E-Vali offers a range of 220-250 km (WTLP) powered by an 80.64 kWh BYD Blade Battery. It can be charged from 10% to 80% in 30 minutes. The electric motor generates 150 kW (201 hp) of power. The car’s equipment includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. The center console has a large touchscreen and a block of physical buttons.
