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What is the range of BYD Qin Plus DM-i?

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DelLaila

07/29/25 10:24am

Qin PLUS DM-i offers two pure electric range versions of 55 kilometers and 120 kilometers. Qin PLUS is a compact car under BYD. The following is the relevant introduction: 1. Body size: The length, width and height of Qin PLUS are 4765mm, 1837mm and 1495mm respectively, and the wheelbase is 2718mm. 2. Models on sale: (1) 2021 DM-i 55KM Premium. (2) 2021 DM-i 55KM Flagship. (3) 2021 DM-i 120KM Premium. (4) 2021 DM-i 120KM Flagship.

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SpencerLynn

08/13/25 2:19pm

Recently, I've been driving the BYD Qin Plus DM-i to commute, and its pure electric range can easily reach around 120 kilometers. A single charge lasts me a whole week of commuting. This plug-in hybrid system is super fuel-efficient, with a combined range of over 1,100 kilometers on a full tank and full charge—enough to drive from Beijing to Shanghai without needing to refuel. I've found that driving smoothly on the highway and using the air conditioning less can also extend the battery life. As a young person, I love its quiet driving experience and low fuel consumption—the money I save on gas each month is enough for a few extra meals. Of course, when you first get the car, it's advisable to check the battery condition and maintain it regularly to keep it performing at its best.

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LilyFitz

10/07/25 4:53am

I've been driving for over a decade and chose the BYD Qin Plus DM-i mainly for its reliability and peace of mind. The pure electric range is around 50 kilometers, which is completely sufficient for daily grocery runs, but the hybrid range is truly surprising—it can exceed 1,100 kilometers. In real-world tests, the city fuel consumption is extremely low, and you don't have to worry about running out of gas on long trips. I prefer driving at a leisurely pace, as reducing sudden acceleration helps extend battery life. If you're considering family trips, the car's spaciousness and stability are also pluses, and carrying lots of luggage doesn't affect the range performance. Remember to pay attention to charging frequency and avoid letting the battery stay depleted for too long.

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