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What does BYD 55km mean?

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LucasLynn

07/29/25 4:21pm

BYD 55km refers to the BYD Qin Plus-DMI model with a pure electric range of 55km. The following are the specific details of the Qin Plus-DMI: 1. Battery: The Qin Plus-DMI super hybrid is equipped with DM-i super hybrid dedicated Blade Battery, featuring pulse self-heating and the world-leading refrigerant direct cooling technology, achieving both ultra-long lifespan and reliable safety. 2. Range: The Qin Plus-DMI comes in two versions with pure electric ranges of 55km and 120km. The 55km range version has a fuel consumption of 3.8L/100km when the battery is depleted, with a comprehensive range of up to 1180km; while the 120km range version also has a fuel consumption of 3.8L/100km when the battery is depleted, with a comprehensive range of up to 1245km.

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DiCali

08/14/25 5:09am

Actually, BYD's 55km mainly refers to the pure electric range of its plug-in hybrid models, meaning it can run about 55 kilometers solely on battery power. This is thanks to BYD's DM-i technology, which utilizes high-energy-density batteries and efficient electric motor drives, allowing you to travel with zero fuel consumption during daily commutes or short urban trips. For example, after a full charge, it's sufficient for a round trip to and from work. For longer distances, you can switch to the hybrid mode, making the drive both quiet and cost-effective. As an owner, I also appreciate its fast charging feature—just a few hours on a regular home charger, and it's ready to go. Over time, it saves a significant amount on fuel costs, making it truly suitable for urban living.

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KadenLynn

10/12/25 7:17am

I've been driving a BYD for a while, and the 55km pure electric range makes my daily commute quite convenient—typically around 20km to and from work. A full charge can easily last two days, saving money and being eco-friendly. This figure mainly indicates the distance you can travel without the engine kicking in, especially suitable for congested urban roads to avoid frequent fuel consumption from start-stop cycles. In actual driving, factors like road conditions and air conditioning use need to be considered, but overall, maintenance is simple: regular battery checks and avoiding deep discharges are key. BYD's warranty coverage is also quite comprehensive. When choosing a car, it's advisable to base your decision on daily travel needs—the 55km version is cost-effective for medium to short-distance users, and charging infrastructure is becoming increasingly widespread.

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