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What does DMI mean in cars?

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AmeliaLynn

07/29/25 2:00pm

DMI is BYD's flagship super hybrid technology focused on ultra-low fuel consumption, featuring external charging capability and eligibility for new energy green license plates. Relevant information is introduced as follows: 1. BYD DMI: Refers to BYD's front-wheel-drive dominated plug-in hybrid electric vehicles. BYD also has DMp models, with DMp focusing on all-wheel-drive performance (full-time four-wheel drive) vehicles. DMp also features pure electric driving, range-extended driving, and hybrid technology. In summary, DMi is a front-wheel-drive fuel-saving system, while DMp is a high-performance all-wheel-drive system model with a rear axle motor. 2. Automotive DM Technology: DM stands for Dual-Mode, a technology combining pure electric vehicles (EV) and hybrid electric vehicles (HEV). DM dual-mode electric vehicles utilize both electric vehicle systems and hybrid systems, integrating the control of both engine and motor power to achieve multiple energy replenishment methods including charging and refueling. 3. DM-i Models: According to the "New Energy Vehicle Industry Development Plan (2021-2035)" document, by 2025, new energy vehicles in China need to account for 20% of total new car sales, making the plug-in hybrid technology route highly promising. For the vast number of car owners pursuing economical and low fuel consumption, DM-i models offer lower fuel consumption compared to traditional fuel vehicles, faster acceleration, smoother and quieter operation, more environmentally friendly electric driving, and no purchase or driving restrictions.

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