All-New BYD Han Surfaces in the Metal: Bigger Dimensions, Upgraded Powertrain and a More Premium Presence
Recently, real-world images of the all-new BYD Han have surfaced online. The new model receives a comprehensive upgrade with a refreshed exterior, larger dimensions and upgraded power. The car's front end is more rounded and voluminous, with a full-width headlight design and deeper front headlights. The front bumper also exudes a sporty aura, while the new model continues to use Chinese characters as its front logo, with a LiDAR mounted on the top of the car.
On the side, the new Han's waistline is more muscular, with a hidden window frame design on the lower part, and new semi-hidden door handles and larger multi-spoke wheels have been added.
In terms of dimensions, the new Han measures 5156/1969/1507 (1492) mm (length/width/height), with a wheelbase of 3,030 mm. Compared to the current Han, the new model has increased the car length by 161 mm, width by 59 mm, and height by 12 mm, while the wheelbase has increased by 110 mm.
The new Han's body size is between the Han L and the Grand Han; it is larger overall than the Han L, and 100 mm shorter than the Grand Han.
In the rear, the new Han continues to use the classic Chinese-knot taillight design, which remains a full-width layout.
In terms of power, the new Han includes three pure electric versions and one plug-in hybrid version.
For the pure electric versions, the maximum power is 245 kW (single-motor rear-wheel drive), 300 kW (single-motor rear-wheel drive), and 520 kW (dual-motor all-wheel drive). For the plug-in hybrid version, it is equipped with a 1.5T engine and a maximum power of 200 kW electric motor.