As electric vehicles become more popular every day, it is no surprise that their popularity is increasing. This growth can mostly be attributed to advances in battery technology, government incentives, and the need for companies to remain competitive in the rapidly evolving automotive industry, which is one of the main reasons for this growth. There has been an increase in the number of models available in recent years as a result of this. As BYD has announced on its Weibo account, the Dynasty B-Class electric SUV will make its global debut at the Shanghai Auto Show in September. Here are the details…
BYD to Unveil Dynasty B-Class Electric SUV at Shanghai Auto Show on April 18th
YD has officially announced on its Weibo account that the Dynasty B-Class electric SUV will be making its global debut at the 2014 Shanghai Auto Show on April 18th. It has been announced that BYD’s promotional tagline for the event will be “Empowered by light, ready to unleash.” According to information from BYD’s official Weibo account, the Dynasty B-Class electric SUV is an entirely new model added to the lineup of the company.
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There is an obvious difference between the rear design of this vehicle and that of existing BYD models, giving it a distinctive and easily identifiable appearance from existing models. Besides this, the automaker has not given any further details about the new vehicle other than what is already known about it. In addition, it has been reported that BYD will also be hosting a brand launch event at the Shanghai Auto Show, where the company plans to unveil two additional models that will be unveiled at the event.
A Yingwang U9 supercar, which is one of the newest supercars to be built in China, as well as a Yingwang U8, a new energy off-road vehicle that costs a million yuan, are among these examples. Aside from the debut of the Dynasty B-Class electrical SUV and the introduction of two other models, BYD is poised to make a significant impact at the Shanghai Auto Show, further strengthening its position in the electric vehicle marketplace.
