What is the range of the BYD Han EV?

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VonMary
07/30/25 7:53am
BYD Han EV has a maximum range of 230km/h. The following is an introduction to the BYD Han model: 1. Exterior: It adopts the latest Dragon-Face family design language, giving it a particularly grand visual appeal. It is the first mass-produced vehicle equipped with BYD's "Blade Battery". 2. Front face: It features the classic closed design of pure electric vehicles. The raised lines on the engine hood enhance the imposing presence of the front face. The chrome trim in the center is embossed with the Chinese character "Han" designed in Han Dynasty seal script, symbolizing fusion and rebirth. 3. Interior: It incorporates BYD's Dragon-Face design language, with the striking contrast of black and red highlighting a strong "Chinese style". The design gives the interior an artistic temperament, and the "dragon scale" textured ambient lighting on the seats and co-pilot side provides a strong visual impact.
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