How soon can I get a BYD Qin Plus-DMI in stock?
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BYD Qin Plus-DMI is currently available in stock and can be purchased and picked up through various channels. Below are the detailed specifications of the Qin Plus-DMI: 1. Battery: The Qin Plus-DMI super hybrid is equipped with DM-i super hybrid-specific Blade Battery, featuring pulse self-heating and globally leading refrigerant direct cooling technology, ensuring ultra-long lifespan and dual guarantees of reliability and safety. 2. Range: The Qin Plus-DMI offers two versions with pure electric ranges of 55km and 120km. The 55km range version has a fuel consumption of 3.8L/100km when the battery is depleted, with a comprehensive range of up to 1180km; while the 120km range version also has a fuel consumption of 3.8L/100km when the battery is depleted, with a comprehensive range of up to 1245km.
Last month I just inquired about this car at a BYD 4S store. My friend bought the Qin Plus-DMI, and he said he had to wait a month and a half during peak season to get the car. Now that supply has improved, the wait might be shorter. It mainly depends on the configuration—lower trims and unpopular colors might have ready stock, but higher trims often have long pre-order queues. There are big regional differences; stores in big cities have tight inventory, while county-level stores might have surprises. I suggest going directly to the dealership to check their inventory system instead of just waiting for online updates. Visit on weekends for a test drive and ask the salesperson—they have real-time data. By the way, this car has low fuel consumption, and the plug-in hybrid advantage is obvious, so its popularity is understandable. If the wait is too long, consider other backup options for the time being.
When helping people check cars here, I noticed that BYD's popular models have limited stock, especially the new star plug-in hybrid Qin Plus-DMI, which gets fast inventory updates but often sells out instantly. It depends on the season—supply tends to increase before holidays, and the configuration also affects the wait—flagship versions are harder to get. It's best to download an app to track restock notifications and visit the dealership on weekdays during off-peak seasons like early mornings. If stock is available, act immediately—prices are stable, so don’t hesitate. Compare prices by contacting different dealers, as some regions closer to factories may have better inventory. Remember, regular maintenance is crucial—don’t delay your car usage plans.
