This rare 580 kW peak power from a single motor contributes to the vehicles’ rapid acceleration, with the Han L achieving 0-100 km/h in 2.7 seconds and the Tang L in 3.9 seconds.

BYD’s efforts for EV domination
BYD’s forthcoming 1,000 kW technology could be a significant leap forward, considering that, currently, mainstream superchargers offer charging power ranging from 200 kW to 400 kW.

BYD has been actively launching new electric car models since last year. Recently, the Chinese automaker revealed that it will launch a new electric sports car under its Denza brand in 2025. With this electric sports car, BYD aims to take on Porsche. 

Earlier, the company made big waves with the supercar-level performance of its YangWang U9.

Meanwhile, BYD is also entering into other arenas that will give its EV business a holistic boost. As per some media reports, BYD has secured lithium mining rights to two plots of land in Brazil.