BYD’s new flagship SUV – the Denza N9 plug-in hybrid SUV, was launched on the market with a price range of 389,800 – 449,800 yuan (54,000 – 62,000 USD) in China, available in two trims. The car is also the first SUV equipped with BYD’s e³ “Yisanfang” technology, which can realize crab walk, 180 km/h high-speed tire burst stability control, and tank turn, according to the official.

Consumers can choose from four exterior paints: black, silver, gray, and green.

Built based on BYD’s e-Platform 3.0, the Denza N9 measures 5258/2030/1830 mm, with a 3125 mm wheelbase. Its 3.2㎡panoramic sunroof spans across all three rows. The onboard e³ three-electric-motor system supports independent steering of the dual rear motors, consisting of a front AC asynchronous motor, a rear left permanent magnet synchronous motor, and a rear right permanent magnet synchronous motor. The front motor outputs 200 kW (268 hp)/315 Nm while the rear motor outputs 240 kW (322 hp)/360 Nm. The official moose test speed is 85.73 km/h.

The system is further paired with a 2.0T engine that outputs 152 kW (204 hp)/325 Nm and 46.9 kWh Blade battery packs, offering a CLTC pure electric range of 202 km and a CLTC comprehensive range of 1,302 km. Furthermore, the 0 – 100 km/h acceleration time is 3.9 seconds, the minimum turning radius is 4.65 meters, and the NEDC comprehensive fuel consumption is 6.3L/100km. Under fast charging, it takes 19 minutes to replenish from 30% to 80%.

For drone enthusiasts, the Lingyuan intelligent vehicle-mounted drone system jointly developed by BYD and DJI is available as an additional configuration.

In terms of intelligent driving, the Denza N9 is equipped with BYD’s “God’s Eye” B (DiPilot 300) advanced driving assistance system, which is supported by one 128-line lidar, five millimeter-wave radars, 12 ultrasonic radars, and 14 cameras. The capabilities include automatic parking assistance in vertical/lateral/diagonal parking spaces, remote control parking, emergency lane keep assist, and blind spot monitoring, just to name a few. Under night conditions, the automatic emergency braking speed can reach 110 km/h.

The interior is offered in two color themes: gray and white. It adopts a 2+2+2 six-seater layout with a “666” configuration, which can accommodate six people, six suitcases (including four 20-inch standard cabin suitcases and two children’s trolley cases), and six backpacks; or a 47-inch golf bag horizontally. There are also 46 storage spaces throughout the vehicle.

The second row of seats supports 14-way electric adjustment and is equipped with small tables, 50W wireless charging, and ventilation/heating/massage functions. The third row of seats supports 6-way electric adjustment and provides heating. The rear passengers also have access to an 11L refrigerator that supports both warming and cooling.

Coming to the front, the cockpit is powered by BYD’s DiLink 150 system, featuring a 17.3-inch 2.5K central control floating screen, a 13.2-inch 2.5K co-pilot screen, and a 50-inch AR-HUD. The high-end trim comes with an additional 13.2-inch 2.5K LCD instrument panel. Other configurations include a 26-speaker Devialet sound system, a 17.3-inch rear ceiling screen, remote control via mobile phone, an AI voice assistant, and Karaoke mode.

Source: Denza