The luxury electric car brand by BYD, Denza, will make its debut in India on November 13th, 2026. With this launch, the brand will be making an entry into the Indian automobile market, which is where BYD already sells some electric vehicles such as the Atto 3, Sealion, and Sealion 7. However, it hasn't disclosed the full lineup and prices of its products yet, but D9 luxury MPV and Z9 GT shooting brake are likely to form part of it.
The D9 is a large MPV designed for people who are looking forward to chauffeur-driven luxurious cars. It can be considered as competition to MG M9 and Toyota Vellfire. It is presently being sold in the international market together with Bao 5 and other models.
Worldwide, the D9 EV is 5,250mm in length and wheelbase of 3,110mm long. The interior features a 7-seater setup, with captain seats in the second row that come with power adjustment, heating, massage, and ventilation. Worldwide, D9 comes with front-wheel and all-wheel-drive variants.
The FWD version produces 313hp and 360Nm of torque, while the dual-motor AWD version produces 374hp and 470Nm of torque.
It is powered by a 103.36kWh battery, which claims to deliver a range of up to 520km in the FWD version according to WLTP. Its ex-showroom price is expected to be around ₹80-90 lakh. However, its features and battery specifications for India have not been revealed yet.
The globally available three-motor version produces 1,156 hp and can accelerate from 0 to 100 kmph in just 2.7 seconds. It also features rear-wheel steering, enabling crab-walks. The Z9 GT is expected to be priced significantly higher than the D9. According to media reports, its ex-showroom price could be between ₹1.2 crore and ₹1.5 crore.
The luxury electric car brand by BYD, Denza, will make its debut in India on November 13th, 2026. With this launch, the brand will be making an entry into the Indian automobile market, which is where BYD already sells some electric vehicles such as the Atto 3, Sealion, and Sealion 7. However, it hasn't disclosed the full lineup and prices of its products yet, but D9 luxury MPV and Z9 GT shooting brake are likely to form part of it.
The D9 is a large MPV designed for people who are looking forward to chauffeur-driven luxurious cars. It can be considered as competition to MG M9 and Toyota Vellfire. It is presently being sold in the international market together with Bao 5 and other models.
Worldwide, the D9 EV is 5,250mm in length and wheelbase of 3,110mm long. The interior features a 7-seater setup, with captain seats in the second row that come with power adjustment, heating, massage, and ventilation. Worldwide, D9 comes with front-wheel and all-wheel-drive variants.
The FWD version produces 313hp and 360Nm of torque, while the dual-motor AWD version produces 374hp and 470Nm of torque.
It is powered by a 103.36kWh battery, which claims to deliver a range of up to 520km in the FWD version according to WLTP. Its ex-showroom price is expected to be around ₹80-90 lakh. However, its features and battery specifications for India have not been revealed yet.
The globally available three-motor version produces 1,156 hp and can accelerate from 0 to 100 kmph in just 2.7 seconds. It also features rear-wheel steering, enabling crab-walks. The Z9 GT is expected to be priced significantly higher than the D9. According to media reports, its ex-showroom price could be between ₹1.2 crore and ₹1.5 crore.