
The Song cannot be charged while driving. Its charging methods include: installing a wall-mounted charging pile, using public charging piles, and utilizing the portable charger. Taking the BYD Song 2021 Classic Edition 1.5T Manual Luxury as an example: This vehicle is manufactured by BYD, classified as a compact SUV, with a gasoline energy type. The car's dimensions are 4600mm in length, 1830mm in width, and 1700mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2660mm. It is a 5-door, 5-seat SUV, equipped with a 6-speed manual transmission, front-wheel drive, and electric power steering.

I've been driving my Song DM-i for almost half a year now, and the charging during driving is all handled by that hybrid system. I usually start it in hybrid mode, and the system automatically decides – for example, when the battery is low, the engine kicks in to generate electricity and charge the battery; it also supplements power during highway cruising or acceleration; and it even recovers a bit of energy during braking to charge the battery, all without any manual operation, which is super convenient. For daily commutes, the pure electric mode is enough for several dozen kilometers, and the remaining distance is covered by the engine charging the battery, bringing the combined fuel consumption down to just over 4 liters, saving a lot on gas money. Occasionally, I take it on long trips without worrying about finding charging stations, and the car is quiet and comfortable. Maintenance is also simple, just regular servicing, and the overall experience far surpasses my previous gasoline car.

My buddy and I studied the Song. While driving, it charges by using the engine as a generator, combined with kinetic energy recovery. For example, the DM-i version: the engine doesn't directly drive the wheels but mainly generates electricity to charge the battery under specific conditions, such as climbing or when the battery level is low, automatically starting up. Regenerative braking recovers energy to charge the battery when braking, with good efficiency. This design is both energy-saving and extends battery life, offering a smooth and jerk-free driving experience. I found the fuel consumption extremely low, saving a lot by mixing electricity and fuel, making it ideal for long trips or city commuting. It's simple to operate—just adjust the mode on the steering wheel without any complicated settings.

the BYD Song is all about saving money, and the ability to charge while driving is crucial. I've calculated the costs: the engine helps generate electricity to charge the battery, reducing the mileage directly fueled by gasoline; braking also recovers some energy for charging. I usually drive in hybrid mode, with city commuting costing just a few cents per kilometer in electricity, saving over half on fuel expenses. With the battery automatically replenishing, there's less maintenance hassle, insurance costs are reasonable, and the financial burden is light. Overall, it saves thousands in fuel costs a year—definitely a smart financial move.

I find the on-the-go charging feature of the Song quite practical, but safety details require attention. I usually set it to hybrid mode, where the system balances battery charging and driving—avoiding continuous charging in pure fuel mode to prevent overheating or imbalance; brake energy recovery works normally without affecting braking. The in-car prompts are clear, automatically starting the engine to charge when the battery is low. Regular checks on battery status and wiring prevent minor faults, ensuring peace of mind even during long night drives. Proper use can extend the vehicle's lifespan and maintain overall driving stability.

The most satisfying thing about driving the Song is the convenience of charging anytime. The engine generates electricity to charge the battery, combined with regenerative braking, ensuring all-weather uninterrupted charging, which is both eco-friendly and quiet. The hybrid design reduces emissions, with pure electric power sufficient for short city trips, and the engine supplementing range for long-distance travel without worry. I've tried several road trips, balancing fuel consumption and electricity usage well, saving a significant amount on costs. The long maintenance intervals save time, and the overall driving experience is comfortable. This car truly combines the advantages of electric and fuel-powered vehicles.


