Guayaquil, Ecuador- In July, BYD, the world’s leading manufacturer of new energy vehicles, launched the new BYD TANG, its important pure electric SUV at the Guayaquil Autoshow in Ecuador. The event was attended by global directors of the brands, strategic abettors, guests from the press and influencers.
The new BYD TANG is a 100-electric vehicle that arrives to integrate the outstanding portfolio of the brand. This SUV captivates with its elegant and futuristic design, innovative features, and superior performance.
” BYD is the first brand in Ecuador that’s presenting a complete portfolio of zero emigration vehicles. We launched three brand-new pure electric models in May, the BYD HAN, BYD YUAN PLUS and BYD DOLPHIN. moment, we’ve presented the BYD TANG. All of our buses offer a completely avant-garde- garden design and allure with their performance, power and driving experience”, reflected Santiago Mena, Brand Manager of Andor Corporation.
Among the surprises of the event, BYD won the award for” Stylish Stand” of the Autoshow 2023. The space was awarded for showing a conception of fluidity and harmony with a futuristic touch that fascinated the attendees. also, BYD also displayed its lineup of new energy vehicle products on-point and the callers can navigate the BYD World, an interactive virtual dealership devoted to furnishing future-forward immersive auto- buying experiences for guests.
The BYD TANG develops a total power of 509 HP, 700 Nm of necklace and acceleration that goes from 0 to 100 km/ h in 4.9 seconds. This model is also equipped with a BYD’sultra-safe Blade battery, delivering a pure electric cruising range of 635 km.
The new SUV features four-wheel drive and seating for seven passengers, its split-folding hinder seats can be converted into one large space to ensure you can take all your gear with you on your adventure.
To date, BYD, partnering with Andor Corporation, the representative of BYD brand and passenger vehicles, has successfully opened three showrooms across crucial locales in Quito and Guayaquil.
