What is the fuel consumption of the BYD Song Pro XS Edition?

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ArianaFitz
07/30/25 10:44am
The BYD Song Pro XS Edition has a fuel consumption of 10L/100km, meaning it consumes 10 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers. Below is the relevant introduction: 1. Exterior: The DCT Premium model features a dynamic front face design, complemented by a multi-slat grille, giving the front end a stable and bold appearance. The headlights exhibit a refined design style, looking highly aesthetic. 2. Interior: The DCT Premium model adopts a youthful wraparound interior design, using suede materials. The asymmetrical center console is paired with a youthful touchscreen LCD display, along with a leather multifunction steering wheel, aligning with the vehicle's positioning.
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