In Pictures: BYD launches third-gen Qin Plus DM-i plug-in hybrid with bigger body and 220 km electric range

BYD's third-generation Qin Plus DM-i brings a larger body and up to 220 km of CLTC electric range to China's plug-in hybrid sedan market.

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The updated Qin Plus DM-i is central to BYD's push to reverse a 54.71% year-on-year sales decline across the Qin lineup.

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Limited-time pricing for the new Qin Plus DM-i starts at 76,900 yuan ($11,450) as BYD defends its position in the family sedan segment.

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The plug-in hybrid's expanded electric range aims to reduce reliance on gasoline for everyday commuting.

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BYD adds optional LiDAR to the Qin Plus DM-i, upgrading the sedan's advanced driver-assistance capabilities.

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The third-generation model arrives as Chinese automakers intensify competition in the affordable plug-in hybrid segment.

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BYD positions the Qin Plus DM-i as a value-focused alternative for buyers weighing electric range against upfront cost.

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The Qin Plus DM-i's 220 km CLTC rating reflects China's testing standard, which tends to be more generous than other cycles.

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BYD's Qin family remains a key volume driver as the automaker works to stabilize sales through 2025.

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