Third-party BYD EV portal rounds up model lineup, prices and export services
An independent BYD information site lists seven electric models with claimed ranges and starting prices, spanning a $38,000 compact sedan to a $150,000 luxury SUV.
2026-08-31

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This page comes from EVtoU, an independent website that bills itself as an information resource for BYD electric vehicles and explicitly states it has no affiliation with BYD Company Ltd. Beyond model guides and reviews, it operates as an export channel, offering WhatsApp and email contacts for individual buyers plus dedicated B2B managers for dealers and distributors.
The centerpiece is a seven-model lineup. The Atto 3 compact SUV is quoted at 480 km of range from $45,000, while the Seal executive sedan claims 570 km from $55,000. Further up, the Tang full-size SUV is listed at 505 km and $65,000, and the Yangwang U8 luxury SUV tops the range at $150,000 with 450 km. A 'Formula Leopard 8' off-road SUV (550 km, $85,000), the Chazor 05 (420 km, $42,000) and the Xia compact sedan (405 km, $38,000) round out the list.
The site leans on headline figures — more than 3 million vehicles sold globally, a presence in over 70 countries and regions, and 15-plus years of development — while promoting BYD's Blade Battery as a key selling point. Its blog section points to guides on used BYDs under $15,000, cross-market price comparisons, and export walkthroughs aimed at overseas dealers.
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