Denza has announced Thai-market prices for the 2026 D9 electric MPV: THB 2,199,900 for the Extended and THB 2,599,900 for the Performance AWD. The introductory prices apply from November 3 through December 31, 2026, after which prices are set to rise under Thailand’s revised excise-tax structure. The D9 is imported from China as a complete vehicle.
Both versions move to a 1,000-volt electrical system and a 115-kWh second-generation BYD Blade battery, replacing the previous 103.36-kWh pack. BYD Flash fast charging is claimed to take the battery from 10% to 70% in five minutes, or to 97% in nine minutes. The Extended is front-wheel drive, with 340 kW (462 PS), a claimed 0–100 km/h time of 8.5 seconds and 730 km of NEDC range. The AWD uses two motors with 410 kW (557 PS), reaches 100 km/h in 7.3 seconds and is rated for 650 km.
The update also brings DiSus-C dual-valve suspension, a 16-speaker Devialet system, six-zone voice control with Google built-in, four 50-watt wireless charging pads and electrically adjustable, folding third-row seats. Both versions gain a 126-litre underfloor storage compartment and up to 2,436 litres of luggage capacity. The AWD adds 12-inch head-up display, streaming rear-view mirror, two 12.8-inch rear entertainment screens and second-row zero-gravity seats with massage.
Launch offers run through November 30. The Extended includes a lifetime-warranty package, one year of insurance and a ceramic film; AWD buyers receive one year of charging at BYD Flash stations and insurance. Both offers include ceramic film and the option to buy an installed ZHIDA home charger for THB 10,000. The article compares the D9’s dimensions with the Xpeng X9, Zeekr 009 and MG Maxus 9.