BYD unveils third generation Tang SUV with 90 cm screen and five minute recharge claim
By Eve
BYD has revealed the interior of its third generation Tang electric SUV, featuring a 35.4 inch (approximately 90 cm) integrated screen and a 30 inch (approximately 76 cm) panoramic display spanning the dashboard width. The five seat model, first shown at the Chengdu motor show in August, is due to launch in the Chinese market by the end of the year and promises a five minute recharge capability, though technical details on battery specifications have not been fully disclosed.
Why it matters
The Tang's ultra fast charging claim and large format displays signal BYD's push into premium EV segments, setting a benchmark that may influence charging infrastructure requirements and user interface design for future procurement specifications in competitive markets.
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- https://rouleur-electrique.fr/nouveau-byd-tang-deux-ecrans-geants-et-une-recharge-en-5-minutes/
- Original title
- [FR] “Nouveau BYD Tang : deux écrans géants et une recharge en 5 minutes”
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- 17 October 2026
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