BYD has unveiled its new flagship sedan, the Da Han, slotting above the Han in the Dynasty lineup.
The electric four-door stretches longer than a Mercedes S-Class and offers impressive performance figures.
Measuring 207 inches (5,256 mm) long, the Da Han rides on a 123.2-inch (3,130 mm) wheelbase.
That's over three inches longer than a standard S-Class. The car is 78.7 inches wide and 59.4 inches tall.
Electric Powertrain and Range
All-electric versions share a 102-kWh battery pack weighing 1,600 lbs (725.9 kg).
The entry-level rear-wheel-drive model produces 496 hp (370 kW) and claims a range of 603 to 626 miles (970-1,008 km) on China's CLTC cycle.
A dual-motor all-wheel-drive variant adds a front motor, boosting combined output to 764 hp (570 kW).
Range on AWD models varies between 509 and 547 miles (820-880 km) CLTC. Real-world figures will likely be lower.
BYD will also offer a plug-in hybrid Da Han.
It combines a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine with a 54.4-kWh battery and a single electric motor, producing 422 hp.
The PHEV's electric-only range is rated at 292 miles (470 km) CLTC.
Official photos show the Da Han in dark green, highlighting its aerodynamic bodywork.
The low nose features tapered LED headlights and a light bar, while the side profile is clean with silver roof rails and black B-pillars.
