What are the color options for the Tang Fuel Version?

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DeAdeline
07/29/25 3:22am
The Tang Fuel Version comes in the following colors: Ceramic White, Silver Sand Black, Amber Gold, and Titanium Silver. Taking the 2021 Tang as an example, it is a mid-size SUV with the following dimensions: length 4870mm, width 1940mm, height 1720mm, wheelbase 2820mm, minimum ground clearance 210mm, and curb weight 1895kg. The 2021 Tang features front-engine, front-wheel drive, equipped with a 2.0T turbocharged engine delivering maximum horsepower of 192PS, peak torque of 320Nm, and maximum power output of 141kW, paired with a 6-speed automatic transmission.
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KarterLee
08/12/25 7:13am
As a frequent urban commuter driving the Tang fuel version, I'm particularly meticulous about its color options. BYD offers several mainstream colors including Snowfield White, Mountain Range Gray, Chidi Red, Black Jade, and Amber Gold, each quite appealing. I personally opted for Mountain Range Gray because of its metallic sheen—it sparkles under sunlight, turns heads without showing dirt too easily. White is more practical, dirt-resistant and safer at night, ideal for daily commuting. Red, on the other hand, is bold but requires extra maintenance as it shows dust quickly. Colors don’t just affect appearance but also mood—bright hues energize my drives while darker tones feel more composed. If your garage is small, lighter colors can even save on AC costs by staying cooler in hot weather. In short, the Tang fuel version’s color palette caters to most preferences. I’d recommend visiting a 4S dealership to see them in person before choosing what suits you best.
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