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China's BYD Introduces 3.9-Second 0-60 Electric SUV With Massive Range
China's BYD Introduces 3.9-Second 0-60 Electric SUV With Massive Range
Authored by Bojan Stojkovski via Interesting Engineering,
The BYD Great Tang full-size SUV is now reaching dealerships across China ahead of its planned April presale debut at the Beijing Auto Show. Early dealer data shows at least four configurations are being prepared for the market, spanning rear-wheel-drive and all-wheel-drive setups with varying performance and range ratings.
BYD Great Tang SUV set to challenge established plug-in hybrid rivals.
In its most capable form, the SUV is expected to deliver up to around 590 miles...
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