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The Chinese automaker BYD has made a significant presence at the Beijing Auto Show, unveiling several new models. Among them is the BYD i6, a full-size sedan that promises to offer both manual and automatic transmission options.
The BYD i6, currently parked and waiting for its official unveiling, boasts a wheelbase of 2745mm and dimensions of 4860mm x 1825mm x 1463mm. While the pricing and engine options for the BYD i6 are yet to be revealed, it is suggested that it will be a mid-range luxury sedan.
BYD has also unveiled the BYD i6's powertrain, which will be equipped with Mitsubishi-sourced 2.0 and 2.4-liter four-cylinder petrol engines.
Apart from the BYD i6, the Beijing Auto Show also saw the unveiling of the Yangwang U9 02 test vehicle. Manufactured by BYD, this vehicle boasts nearly 3000 horsepower, making it a powerful addition to BYD's lineup.
Interestingly, BYD also launched the 2026 Seal 07 DM-i with the God's Eye B system at the show. However, details about this model and its location are not yet available.
The Beijing Auto Show has been a platform for BYD to showcase its innovative technologies and new models in the past, and this year seems to be no exception. As more details about the BYD i6 and other models are expected to be revealed during the show, auto enthusiasts worldwide are eagerly waiting for updates.
The 2026 Denza N9 plug-in hybrid SUV from BYD, which has an official starting price of 54,200 USD, was not the focus of the current news.
In conclusion, the Beijing Auto Show has provided a platform for BYD to showcase its latest offerings, including the BYD i6 and the Yangwang U9 02 test vehicle. While details about these models are scarce, auto enthusiasts are eagerly waiting for more information to be revealed during the show.
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