BYD Reveals Tech-Savvy 5-Seat SUV Interior With Two Massive Screens
The third-generation Tang features a 35.4-inch integrated display and a 30-inch panoramic screen, with sales expected later this year.
BYD has provided an early look at the interior of its third-generation Tang, a five-seat electric SUV described by the company as a “tech-savvy” flagship. The reveal highlights a cabin design featuring two exceptionally large displays, setting the stage for a launch expected later this year.
What Happened
Lu Tian, general manager of BYD’s Dynasty series, unveiled the new interior, stating that the design draws inspiration from the control consoles of a sci-fi aircraft to create a “strong sense of futurism.” The dashboard is dominated by two screens: a 35.4-inch integrated display and a 30-inch panoramic screen that spans nearly the entire length of the dash. The vehicle will be offered in two interior color schemes, Dune Beige and Amber Brown, and includes zero-gravity captain’s chairs in the second row with over 1,000 mm of legroom. The third-gen Tang measures 5,045 mm in length with a 2,950 mm wheelbase. It is equipped with BYD’s latest Blade Batteries 2.0 and Flash Charging technology, capable of charging from 10% to 70% in as little as five minutes. Powertrain options include 88.682 kWh and 105.792 kWh battery packs, offering CLTC ranges between 730 km (453 miles) and 850 km (528 miles) depending on the configuration. Advanced tech features include the DiSus-A intelligent body control system with dual-chamber air suspension and the God’s Eye B advanced driving assistance system.
Why It Matters
The third-generation Tang is positioned as a smaller, five-seat alternative to BYD’s full-size Great Tang, which launched in mid-June and has sold over 10,000 units for three consecutive months. While BYD has not yet revealed pricing for the five-seater, the Great Tang starts at 239,900 yuan ($35,500), suggesting the new model will likely offer a lower-priced option in the competitive mid-size SUV segment. The integration of extensive screen real estate and rapid charging capabilities reflects BYD’s strategy to differentiate its flagship models through technology and convenience.
The Bottom Line
BYD’s third-generation Tang combines a high-tech interior with rapid charging and extended range, aiming to capture market share from its successful full-size sibling. With sales planned for later this year, the vehicle’s reception will depend on final pricing and consumer response to its feature-rich, five-seat configuration.
