Overview
- Reservations began March 18 through BYD's official dealer network, marking the brand's entry into the local mid-size pickup category.
- Manufacturer figures cite up to 430–437 hp and 650 Nm, 0–100 km/h in 5.7 seconds, roughly 100 km electric range, and about 840 km combined range.
- The model features BYD's DMO architecture, independent double-wishbone suspension on both axles, VTOL power-out capability, 360° cameras with a transparent-chassis view, more than 20 ADAS, and CTC battery integration.
- Final pricing will be announced at the end-of-first-quadrimester commercial launch; Clarín reports dealers are taking a refundable US$500 deposit to secure a place in line.
- Positioned against staples like Toyota Hilux, Volkswagen Amarok, and Ford Ranger, the launch aligns with BYD's regional push, including reported development of a smaller DM‑i hybrid pickup for Brazilian production in Camaçari.