Is the production capacity of BYD Song Plus DM-i high?

[MaciMarie]

No, the reason is that its battery supply cannot keep up. Here are the relevant details: 1. Two versions: It comes with two versions offering pure electric ranges of 51km and 110km. The BYD Song Plus DM-i 51km range version can accelerate from 0-100km/h in 8.5 seconds, with a combined fuel consumption as low as 4.4L/100km when the battery is depleted. The 110km version can achieve a maximum pure electric range of 110km, with a combined range exceeding 1200km on a full tank. It completes the 0-100km/h acceleration in 7.9 seconds, with a depleted battery fuel consumption of 4.5L/100km. 2. Configuration: The new vehicle comes standard with features such as soundproof glass, tire pressure display, 360-degree panoramic imaging, a 12.8-inch rotatable central control screen, DiLink 3.0 system, in-car Bluetooth, 9-speaker audio system, OTA remote upgrade, rear seat angle adjustment, electric folding and heating/defrosting exterior rearview mirrors, keyless entry/start, NFC mobile phone key, and rear privacy glass.

[LeJayden]

When I ordered the Song Plus DM-i last year, I had to wait almost three months for delivery. The salesperson said the car was too popular, with a huge backlog of orders. BYD's factory was working overtime non-stop, but production capacity couldn't keep up with demand. In the owner groups, many people complained about slow deliveries, and forums were filled with posts about waiting experiences. BYD did issue a statement saying new factory areas were under construction, aiming for a 20% production increase next year, but for now, buyers need patience. After all, with the new energy vehicle subsidy policy, many want affordable green license plates, creating significant production pressure. The car drives really well, with satisfactory range and power, but the wait was frustrating. If you need a car urgently, you might have to consider other brands.

[DiAriana]

Following BYD's data for a long time, the Song Plus DM-i consistently ranks first on the new energy sales charts, with monthly sales exceeding 10,000 units, indicating strong demand. However, in terms of production capacity, public reports suggest that BYD's factories have limited monthly output, leading to tight inventory at many 4S stores and long waiting lists for car deliveries. BYD plans to expand its factories to speed up production, but supply chain issues, such as battery component shortages, sometimes arise. I've seen feedback from owners waiting over two months, and compared to other brands, BYD's production capacity isn't the highest, but its market acceptance is strong. As a popular model, the good news is that this car's performance and fuel efficiency advantages are significant, making it worth the wait for many buyers. Future production capacity increases should alleviate this issue.

[AdrianDella]

It's said that the production of Song Plus DM-i is quite busy, with BYD operating multiple factories due to the surge in demand for this model. Actual car owners face long waiting periods for delivery, with some friends waiting two months to get their cars. Expanding production capacity takes time, and the backlog of orders exceeds current output. Fortunately, new factories are under construction, which should speed up deliveries.

[KarterAnn]

My friend bought a Song Plus DM-i and said she waited over three months, all due to production capacity issues. BYD's sales are surging, but factory output can't keep up with order speed, leaving many 4S dealerships short of available cars. It's said BYD has new production lines under construction to shorten future wait times. She really likes the car's quiet interior and fuel efficiency, but the long wait tested her patience. For regular buyers eyeing such hot-selling models, budgeting extra waiting time is wise to avoid last-minute urgency. Amid the NEV boom, ramping up production capacity remains a challenge.

[DeAmy]

The Song Plus DM-i, as BYD's flagship hybrid vehicle, boasts impressive sales figures, indicating strong market demand. However, current production capacity is tight, with owner feedback suggesting an average waiting period of over two months. BYD is expanding production with new facilities to better align with market needs. In the short term, production capacity remains relatively limited, but the situation is expected to improve with the operation of new plants. While the waiting period can be frustrating, the car's excellent cost-performance ratio makes it a worthwhile investment of time.