Launched at the Beijing Auto Show in April 2014, BYD Tang is the first hybrid-powered SUV in the world's most populated country. Tang is the name derived from "Tang dynasty" (Tang dynasty), in Chinese history, the Tang Dynasty considered the most flourishing dynasty.
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BYD Tang Limited is $ 48,300.
BYD equips the 2 liter turbocharged gasoline engine with 205 horsepower capacity and maximum 320 Nm of torque. Power combined with two 150 horsepower engines per engine and 200 Nm of torque. As a result, Tang's total capacity is up to 505 horsepower and 720 Nm of torque.
On the hip, Tang has the words "5-4-2", where "5" is 5 seconds for Tang to accelerate from 0 to 100 km / h, "4" for 4WD and "2" Fuel consumption is 2 liters per 100 km.
In addition to the standard edition, BYD also introduced two special editions with limited production numbers including Tang Limited with 98 units and Tang Ultimate Edition with 200 units. The interior of these two versions is the same as the standard one. To distinguish, Chinese car company equipment for Tang Limited alloy wheels in red, special interiors and priced at $ 48,300. Meanwhile, the Tang Ultimate Edition sports a sports carbon fiber bodykit, gold alloy wheels and is priced at $ 96,500.
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BYD Tang Ultimate Edition costs $ 96,500.
Chinese customers also benefit from the government's "green car" subsidy program, which reduced the price of the Tang Limited from $ 48,300 to $ 35,300. BYD has not announced the sale price of the Standard Edition.
Ming Wu
