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What colors are available for the Song MAX?

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MiaLee
07/29/25 8:06pm
The Song MAX comes in six colors: Ink Stone Blue, Diamond Blue, Crystal White, Amber Gold, Delan Black, and Rhea Silver. The Song MAX is an MPV model under BYD, featuring 6-seat and 7-seat layouts. It is equipped with a 12.8-inch central control screen, panoramic imaging, and matrix LED headlights. The Song MAX has a body length, width, and height of 4680mm, 1810mm, and 1680mm respectively, with a wheelbase of 2785mm. The entire Song MAX lineup is powered by a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine with the model code BYD476ZQB, delivering 160 horsepower and a maximum torque of 245 Nm. It features direct fuel injection technology and uses an aluminum alloy cylinder head and block.
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DeAdelyn
08/14/25 4:14pm
I recently chose the Song MAX, which comes in a variety of colors including Snowfield White, Black Jade, Flame Red, Titanium Blue, and Glacier Blue as the mainstream options. As a family user, white is my top choice because it doesn’t show dust easily, making car washing simpler. Especially when taking the kids out, mud splashes aren’t too noticeable, saving a lot of cleaning time. Additionally, bright colors are safer for nighttime driving as they’re more visible to others, helping to avoid accidents. Of course, color selection should also consider personal preference and daily environment. For example, darker shades look great for city commuting, but lighter colors don’t absorb as much heat in sunlight, making the car less scorching when parked in summer. Overall, the Song MAX’s color palette complements its body design, offering a sleek and premium feel.
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DelBrielle
10/16/25 2:29am
As a young person, the color options of the Song MAX fascinate me, including Passion Red, Classic Black, Fresh Blue, and Pure White. My favorite is Titanium Sky Blue, which looks stylish and dynamic, especially paired with the car's streamlined silhouette—it really turns heads when driving out. My friends all praise how eye-catching the color is, and there's even room for some personal customization, like adding a car wrap to make the whole vehicle more youthful and vibrant. However, when choosing a color, it's important to consider long-term maintenance. Dark colors tend to show scratches more easily, while lighter colors are more stain-resistant. Regular paint care can keep the car looking as good as new, so it's worth discussing this in detail before purchasing to avoid regrets later.
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ArabellaFitz
11/29/25 3:17am
The color options for the Song MAX include standard color schemes such as white, black, red, and blue. From an owner's perspective, white is highly practical for daily use as it doesn't easily show stains, making cleaning hassle-free; black exudes a sense of stability and sophistication; red is vibrant and energetic; while blue offers a fresh and comfortable feel. Choosing a color mainly depends on personal preference and practicality. In simple terms, those who prefer a low-key style can opt for black or white, while those seeking individuality might try red or blue. Regular attention to paint protection, such as waxing to minimize damage, will keep the car looking great all the time.
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