
This is a brand vehicle, model name Song. The price falls within the entry-level to mainstream consumer transition range, where there are few outstanding models, and the Song is one of them. With body dimensions of 4600×1830×1700 mm and a wheelbase of 2600 mm, it's a compact SUV that offers reasonably expanded cabin space and ample luggage capacity, with a maximum trunk depth of 1.86 meters that is mostly flat for high practicality. Below are additional details: Powertrain: Equipped with a 1.5T direct-injection turbocharged engine producing a maximum power of 113 kW and peak torque of 240 N·m, paired with either a 6-speed manual or 6-speed wet dual-clutch transmission, delivering performance and fuel efficiency at the top tier for its class and price range. Safety features include standard ESP electronic stability program, with a suspension setup of front MacPherson struts and rear multi-link independent suspension, ensuring qualified safety levels and driving comfort.

















That car with the 'Song' character emblem belongs to BYD's Dynasty series. In recent years, has created this quite innovative Dynasty family, using historical dynasties like Qin, Tang, and Song as car names. The Song series mainly targets the family SUV market, with models like the Song Pro and Song Plus being quite common on the roads. The emblem directly features the 'Song' character written in clerical script, appearing square and grand, with a touch of traditional Chinese cultural charm. Once, I saw a Song Plus DM-i at a charging station, where the English 'Build Your Dreams' at the rear and the Chinese character emblem at the front formed an interesting blend of Eastern and Western styles.

Speaking of car logos with the character 'Song', BYD's design is actually quite clever. They directly use Chinese characters as the logo, making it instantly recognizable in a parking lot as one of their vehicles. The Song series primarily targets family users, with prices mostly ranging from 150,000 to 200,000 yuan, offering both pure electric and hybrid versions. The logo design is simple yet distinctive, much more memorable than those overly flashy patterns. This Chinese character logo has now become a signature feature of , and many buyers are drawn to this sense of cultural identity.

When you see the 'Song' character emblem, you know it's a Dynasty Series SUV. BYD assigns different dynasty names to its models—Qin for sedans, Tang for 7-seater SUVs, and the Song series for compact SUVs. This Chinese character emblem is quite exquisite, with a bright silver metallic finish that pairs perfectly with the new Dragon Face front design. Some friends in the owner community mentioned they always make sure to polish this emblem during car washes, as it proudly showcases the cultural identity of domestic vehicles.

Cars with the 'Song' Chinese character emblem belong to BYD's Song series, with common models including the Song Pro and Song PLUS. This Chinese character badge hides clever design thinking—it showcases Chinese style in calligraphic form and stands out prominently in the middle of BYD's family-style grille. The Dynasty series emblems all convey cultural confidence, with the Song series name derived from the culturally prosperous Song Dynasty era. Driving this car often attracts questions about the emblem, and after each explanation, people marvel at how domestic cars now truly have innovative ideas.

BYD's Song series features a prominent 'Song' character emblem on the front, which is a signature design of the Dynasty series. Incorporating traditional Chinese character elements into modern car design is groundbreaking. The Song emblem is typically made of chrome material, making it particularly eye-catching under sunlight. Owners highly recognize this emblem, with many intentionally showcasing it in their social media car photos. has successfully established its brand identity through this design language, turning Chinese character emblems into mobile cultural symbols on the road.


