Etiqueta: fang Cheng bao

As reported by CnEVPost, BYD’s overall quarterly sales were down 1.82% YoY with passenger vehicles down 2.1%, while commercial vehicles were up 52.61%. While PHEV sales were down 23.72%, BEV sales were up 31.37%. While the Chinese market declined, overseas sales were up 146.42%. Looking deeper, the BYD brand saw the bulk of the decline, while premium brand Fang Cheng Bao stands out, with sales up 344.87% in September, driven by the Ti3 BEV and recently launched Ti7 PHEV, which have tended to be supply-constrained.However, this is BYD’s first YoY drop in sales since 2020. In a quarter when several other automakers saw increases. What’s happening?

The BYD Qin family models sold 67,577 units in September, remaining BYD's top-selling lineup.

We spotted the highly anticipated BYD Denza B5 off-roader testing in Sydney ahead of its November 2025 arrival.

Hot on the heels of the Fang Cheng Bao Ti7 PHEV SUV, BYD has started rolling out significant upgrades across its DM-i PHEV models.

BYD’s Fang Cheng Bao brand recently released the Ti7, a premium SUV with an evolved PHEV platform. While some have been reluctant to embrace PHEVs, the quality and value in this segment makes traditional ICE models hard to justify.

The Tai 7 competes with SUV models including the GWM Tank 300 Hi4-T and Li Auto's Li L6 at a lower price point.

The launch adds fresh competition in China’s crowded premium SUV market, where Li Auto and Xpeng are also pushing new models to challenge Tesla’s dominance.

The Tai 7 is expected to be priced between RMB 250,000 ($34,990) and RMB 300,000, overlapping with the Bao 5.

The updated Seal 07 DM-i features a LiDAR sensor on the roof, a configuration not present in its predecessor.