BYD’s M6 is being positioned in Vietnam as a seven-seat electric MPV for both family use and passenger-service work. Priced at 756 million Vietnamese dong, it has had nearly 3,000 units distributed nationwide since its launch, the article reports. Its 55.4 kWh Blade battery is rated for 420 km under the NEDC test cycle, while the electric motor produces 161 hp and 310 Nm. The vehicle also supports 220-volt power output through its V2L function.
The cabin uses a 2+3+2 layout. The second row slides by up to 270 mm to balance passenger legroom against luggage capacity, and the third row has adjustable seatbacks and headrests. Air vents serve all three rows, with a PM2.5 filter also specified. At the front, a 12.8-inch rotating display supports wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto; the 360-degree camera can show a simulated view beneath the vehicle. Overall dimensions are 4,710 x 1,810 x 1,690 mm, with a 2,800 mm wheelbase.
For commercial operators, BYD says scheduled maintenance over the first six years costs less than 8.7 million dong. The article highlights the electric powertrain’s reduced maintenance requirements and the cabin’s passenger comfort as potential advantages for airport transfers, tourism and longer routes. At the Car Choice Awards 2026, the M6 led the Passenger-Service Vehicle of the Year voting with 83,940 votes and received the event’s Most Voted Vehicle 2026 award at the October 4 ceremony.