New Energy Vehicles (NEVs) in China

SteelBird

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henrik said:
BYD's Denza and Yangwang series should sell well in Vietnam.
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Yangwang is ways too expensive. Denza D9 is selling quite well in Cambodia. But DM-i version is a bit too expensive while pure EV is short-ranged and lack of public charging stations.

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BYD's website in Vietnam. Looks like the page is still under construction. Only one dealer is listed and sale price of all three models are still updating.
 
SteelBird

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BYD announces prices for Atto3 in Vietnam; 766 million VND for Dynamic and 886 for Premium which roughly translate into 30,000 USD and 35,000 USD.
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HeiTangSeng

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SteelBird said:
Yangwang is ways too expensive. Denza D9 is selling quite well in Cambodia. But DM-i version is a bit too expensive while pure EV is short-ranged and lack of public charging stations.
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D9 EV is priced quite well in Cambodia.

If you drive 100km/day, I wouldn't worry about 2-3 hours daily charging time. It takes 5 hours to charge our DM-i D9's 40kWh battery pack from 25% to 100% on Denza's 7kW charger. For the BEV version with a 103kWh battery, it takes about 15 hours from zero. But nobody drains the battery on an EV if they can help it. So realistically you'll be looking at a daily charging time of 3-6 hours, corresponding to 100 to 200 km range.

Rent one for a week if you can. Your family will love it.
 
SteelBird

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HeiTangSeng said:
D9 EV is priced quite well in Cambodia.

If you drive 100km/day, I wouldn't worry about 2-3 hours daily charging time. It takes 5 hours to charge our DM-i D9's 40kWh battery pack from 25% to 100% on Denza's 7kW charger. For the BEV version with a 103kWh battery, it takes about 15 hours from zero. But nobody drains the battery on an EV if they can help it. So realistically you'll be looking at a daily charging time of 3-6 hours, corresponding to 100 to 200 km range.

Rent one for a week if you can. Your family will love it.
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My final decision will be taken at the end of this year or early next year. I'm not on a hurry because my RX-400h still run fine. However, my final candidates now down to two: 1. Ford Everest Titanium 4x4, in case choose to go for Western vehicle. 2. Denza D9 should I choose Chinese vehicle. I would opt for the EV due to the 20K+ price cheaper. EV is very enough for my daily needs but will need a clear plan in case of long distance which only happen once or twice per year.
 
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