The BYD Yuan is a Chinese EV crossover SUV that generally sells from around $13,000 - $20,000 (depending on model variant, specs and market). The cost is subject to trim level, battery size and whether the car is a pure-electric version (BYD Yuan EV) or a hybrid version (BYD Yuan Pro). That could drive the price down even more in regions where electric vehicles are subsidized by government grants.
The fully electric BYD Yuan EV is equipped with a battery capacity that provides at least 410 kilometers (around 255 miles) in its most efficient guise, depending on the specific model. The electric motor delivers 136 horsepower, enough for competent performance around town. Yuan charging times are variable, yet the battery can be fast-charged to 80% in about half an hour. In other words, it an excellent tool for those urbanists looking for a cheap and green transportation means.
The BYD Yuan also has some contemporary features, such as a touchscreen infotainment system, keyless entry and driver-assistance including lane departure warning and automatic emergency braking. They all strengthen its case as a leader in the value money corner of the EV market.
Over recent years, the BYD has attracted a lot of attention globally because of its very affordable price and consumption performance outputting in the popular Yuan among domestic and international markets. In 2021, more buyers with soaring gasoline prices and worsening air quality were likely to turn to lower-cost EVs such as the Yuan.
As auto industry veteran, Carroll Shelby, once opined, “You don't have to give in on some stuff with a more affordable car. BYD Yuan – This is clearly evident with the BYD Yuan and its mix of modern features and a long electric range all at an attainable price point.
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