
Song Pro is a five-seater SUV under BYD's brand. The Song Pro is available in three different powertrain variants: gasoline-powered (Song Pro Fuel), plug-in hybrid (Song Pro-DM), and all-electric (Song Pro-EV). Below are the key features of the Song Pro: 1. It is the first to adopt a golden compartment division + wraparound interior design, with the center console tilted 7° toward the driver's side for the most ergonomic angle. It also introduces the BYD-Heart Smart Core for the first time, integrating essential function buttons around the gear lever for easy access. 2. The Song Pro Fuel has a wheelbase of 2712mm, with body dimensions of 4650mm × 1860mm × 1700mm. The rear seat backrest reclines up to 110°, and the seat cushion length is 510mm, providing excellent leg support. The rear features four air vents located behind the center console and under the front seats for wide airflow coverage. 3. The Song Pro Fuel version is equipped with a 1.5T engine paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission. After recalibration, the maximum power is increased to 118kW, and the maximum torque is boosted to 245N·m, complying with the China VI-B emission standards.

Last year when I changed my car, I bought the Song Pro. This standard 5-seater SUV design is perfectly sufficient for family trips. The seat layout follows a 2+3 configuration, and the rear seats can comfortably accommodate three adults without feeling cramped. The trunk space is particularly spacious, with room for two 28-inch suitcases and still some extra space. Even with all five seats occupied, each passenger enjoys ample legroom. At 1.8 meters tall, I still have about two fists of distance between my knees and the front seats when sitting in the rear. On weekends when I take my parents and kids out, the whole family finds the seating comfortable, and the flat floor in the middle makes it easy for the kids to move around.

The Song Pro is indeed a five-seater, but it's cleverly designed. The rear seats can be folded down to create a completely flat space—last time I helped a friend move, we even managed to fit a double-door refrigerator in there. The seat cushions are extra thick, so even on long drives of four or five hours, your back won't ache. Once, I took colleagues out for dinner, and four women squeezed into the back without any complaints, though for safety, sticking to the standard five passengers is best. This car is way more practical than some so-called seven-seaters.

Specific parameters checked: The Song Pro measures 4650mm in length with a 2712mm wheelbase, designed as a five-seater model. It's completely different from the seven-seater MPV like the Song MAX. I've used this car for business trips with clients – two executives and a secretary fit comfortably in the back. The fold-down center armrest transforms it into an executive sedan, with cup holders that securely hold two coffee cups. For seven seats, you should look at the Tang series.

When choosing a car for our second child, we did thorough research. The Song Pro is a perfect five-seater for standard families. With two child safety seats installed in the back, there's still room for an adult in the middle to take care of the kids. Last week when it rained, we picked up the kids from school and four children squeezed in the back to avoid the rain without any issues. However, it's worth noting that the vehicle registration clearly states a maximum capacity of five passengers – getting caught for overloading wouldn't be worth it.

The Song Pro is designed with five seats across all models, including the latest DM-i Champion Edition. I've compared it with peers like the Haval H6 and CS75PLUS, and the space performance is quite similar. However, its rear seat backrest can be adjusted for angle, making it more comfortable for sleeping during long trips. Once on a road trip, three friends took turns lying down in the back without any complaints. If you need to load ski equipment, folding down the rear seats can accommodate two sets of gear—five-seaters can actually hold more than you'd think.


