What is the naming convention for BYD's Dynasty series?

[McMorgan]

The naming convention for cars is related to their positioning and historical development. For example, the Qin model was the earliest plug-in hybrid dual-mode electric vehicle launched in the automotive market, while the Qin Dynasty unified the six states and founded a new empire. This reflects how the Qin model opened the door to the era of new energy vehicles in China. Here is relevant information: Meaning of the names: BYD uses dynasty names to showcase traditional Chinese culture to the world, and Chinese characters are a prominent feature of Chinese culture, so BYD hopes its products carry more Chinese elements. Registered dynasties: Unique models like Qin, Han, and Tang have drawn attention to which dynasties BYD has registered. Currently, BYD has registered 18 dynasties, including "Xia, Shang, Zhou," the "Seven Warring States" (Qi, Chu, Yan, Zhao, Han, Wei, Qin), as well as "Han, Jin, Sui, Tang," and "Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing."