On February 25, BYD released the official images of the new electric vehicle Qin L EV. The vehicle is built on the BYD’s e-platform 3.0 EVO infrastructure and the standard “God’s Eye” C (dipilot 100) will have a smart driving system.
BYD Qin L home features
Qin L EV adopts the latest “Dragon Face” design language of BYD and refers to its identity with the character “Qin” processed on the chrome decorative plate on the front. The vehicle has a triangular headlight design and a closed front grill.
Located in the lower right corner of the vehicle at the back, the blue “God’s Eye” logo attracts attention. This system is supported by 29 sensors and provides smart -speed navigation and parking functions. BYD’s “God’s Eye” smart driving system is offered in three different versions.
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The most advanced option, the dipylot 600 (a) comes with three Lidar Sensors and is designed for upper segment models. This system offers advanced autonomous driving support with high -precision environmental detection capabilities.
Developed for the middle segment, the dipylot 300 (B) contains one or two Lidar Sensors. This version is used especially in models of 200,000 Yuan price range. Although it is more costly costly, it provides autonomous driving support thanks to advanced sensor technology.
The dipylot 100 (C) offered for entry -level vehicles is a driving support system with only cameras. This system, which is included in the models below 200,000 Yuan, offers smart driving and parking assistant features based on image processing technology instead of Lidar sensors.
The vehicle’s stop lamps maintain the design of the Chinese node specific to the BYD series. The charging port is positioned on the right rear fender. On the side, the door handles have a semi -hidden and outward -opening design. The size of the Qin L EV is 4720 mm length, 1880 mm width and 1495 mm height, while the axle distance was 2820 mm.
The vehicle will be available with two different electric motor options that produce 110 kW (148 HP) and 160 kW (215 HP). The entry -level version is 46.08 kWh and the upper segment version has a capacity of 56.64 kWh byd Blade lithium iron phosphate batteries.
These batteries offer 470 km and 545 km range, respectively according to the WLTC standard. According to the spy photos of the interior, the cockpit layout is the same as the Qin L DM model. A few days ago, BYD shared the promotional images of the vehicle.
