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Third-generation BYD Qin Plus DM-i launches from RMB 76,900 for a limited time
BYD has launched the third-generation Qin Plus DM-i in China with three trims and limited-time prices from RMB 76,900 to RMB 97,900; the main choices are electric range, driver assistance and charging habits.
Media-based report · see original reporting below
Key points
- Guide prices are RMB 79,900, 90,900 and 100,900; corresponding limited-time prices are RMB 76,900, 87,900 and 97,900.
- CLTC electric ranges are 140 km and 220 km; BYD also states 2,290 km combined range and 2.58 L/100 km NEDC depleted-battery fuel consumption.
- God's Eye B is optional on the upper trim and covers urban/highway navigation assistance and parking functions, subject to hardware and activation conditions.
Reported details
BYD launched the third-generation Qin Plus DM-i in China on October 27 with three trims. Guide prices are RMB 79,900, RMB 90,900 and RMB 100,900, while the announced limited-time prices are RMB 76,900, RMB 87,900 and RMB 97,900. Buyers should verify the campaign period, region and any trade-in or finance conditions instead of treating the promotional price as the permanent list price.
The sedan measures 4,840 by 1,900 by 1,498 mm with a 2,800 mm wheelbase and offers nine exterior combinations. Its 140 km and 220 km figures are CLTC electric ranges for a plug-in hybrid, not total driving range. The longer-range version matters most to drivers with reliable charging who want fewer engine starts.
BYD also quotes 2,290 km of combined range and 2.58 L/100 km NEDC fuel consumption with a depleted battery. These are manufacturer figures under specified test procedures, not real-road guarantees, and should not be compared directly with results under another cycle or battery state.
Driver assistance is another key trim difference. IT Home reports that the upper version can be equipped with God's Eye B for urban and highway navigation assistance plus parking. Buyers should confirm the exact sensors, option price, activation terms and operating limits; optional equipment is not standard across the range.
Editorial interpretation
Editorial analysis: the new Qin Plus DM-i combines an aggressive entry price with a larger electric-range spread and optional assistance technology. A useful buying order is to establish whether daily charging is practical, decide whether 140 km or 220 km changes engine use, and only then price the assistance option for the routes actually driven.
What it means
IT Home's RSS names Yuan Yang as author and shows publication at 12:48:35 on October 27, 2026. Prices, dimensions, range and equipment are reorganized from its full article. BYD's official site now lists the third-generation Qin Plus DM-i and provides the matching model image.
Original reporting and attribution
IT Home; BYD official website ↗远洋
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