BYD has revealed the interior of its third generation Tang, a 5 seater electric SUV featuring dual front displays measuring up to 35.4 inches. The new model sits below the full size Great Tang and goes on sale before the end of the year. Official pricing remains unannounced.
The interior draws styling cues from science fiction flight decks. A 35.4 inch multimedia screen pairs with a secondary 30 inch panoramic panel that runs across the dashboard. Passenger comfort focuses on the rear row, where zero gravity chairs offer more than 1000 mm of legroom. Up front, the driver and passenger seats fold completely flat to form sleeping surfaces. Exterior vehicle dimensions measure 5045 mm in length, 1980 mm in width, and 1760 mm in height, built over a 2950 mm wheelbase.
BYD installs Blade Battery 2.0 units in 88.682 kWh and 105.792 kWh capacities. The onboard Flash Charging system recharges the battery from 10 to 70% in 5 minutes. Driving range options reach 730, 830, or 850 km depending on the chosen configuration. The chassis uses the DiSus A adaptive body control system with dual chamber air suspension, alongside the God’s Eye B automated driving suite.
BYD plans to start sales before the end of the year, targeting buyers looking for a mid size alternative to larger utility vehicles. While the company has not revealed official numbers for this model, the full size Great Tang starts at $35500.
