BYD is preparing to officially launch the new BYD Song L, an electric SUV< /strong> based on the e-platform 3.0 platform which already had unveiled at the Chengdu Auto Show. The starting price should be around 250 thousand yuan (around 33 thousand euros). Meanwhile, the Chinese car manufacturer has shared further details of its model, including new photos of the interior.
DIMENSIONS, INTERIORS AND ENGINES 
BYD Song L measure4,840mm long x 1,950mm wide x 1,560mm high, with a wheelbase of 2,930mm. The SUV adopts the Chinese automaker's latest design language called Dragon Face. At the front, we can observe the slim-shaped headlights, the closed grille given the absence of the internal combustion engine and the trapezoidal air intakes in the lower part. At the rear, however, we find horizontal light clusters and a roof spoiler.
The interiors, however, present a minimalist look, with physical controls reduced to a minimum. Behind the steering wheel we find the digital instrument panel. In the center of the dashboard, however, is the large display of the infotainment system is located, while on the central tunnel there is The transmission selector is present.
Speaking of mechanics, the new BYD Song L will be proposed both with a single electric motor and with a dual engine and all-wheel drive. The first version will be able to count on a power of 230 kW, while the second is 380 kW (150 kW for the front engine and 230 kW for the rear one). The largest model performing will be capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.3 seconds.
The SUV features BYD's Blade batteries with a capacity of of 71 and 87 kWh. Depending on the variants, the autonomy varies from 550 to 662 km. We remind you that these are journeys according to the Chinese CLTC cycle. At the moment there is still no information on when it could possibly debut in Europe. Is it possible that we know more? at the time of the official launch on the Chinese market.
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