BYD has officially released the Great Han, a new flagship D-segment electric sedan, in the Chinese market. The vehicle is part of the company's Dynasty series and is available in three distinct variants. Prices for the model start at approximately ¥235 900, which is equivalent to about $35 000.
The sedan features the second-generation Blade 2.0 battery pack with a capacity of 102.326 kWh. The base rear-wheel-drive model offers a CLTC range of 1 008 km, while the all-wheel-drive version provides 880 km. The powertrain options include a 370 kW motor for RWD models and a combined 570 kW output for the AWD variant.
Equipped with Flash Charging technology, the vehicle can charge from 10% to 70% in 5 minutes, and from 10% to 97% in 9 minutes. The car includes roof-mounted LiDAR and the God’s Eye B driver assistance system, supporting highway and city navigation alongside remote autonomous parking.
The Great Han measures 5 256 mm in length, 1 999 mm in width, and 1 510 mm in height, with a 3 130 mm wheelbase. Premium features include the DiSus-A dual-chamber air suspension, rear-wheel steering, and zero-gravity front seats. This model follows the Great Tang SUV, which saw monthly sales exceeding 10 000 units.
