BYD Motors, one of China’s largest carmakers, is making a lot of efforts to strengthen its hold in India. The company’s first electric car BYD Seal has also been launched in India, although so far it does not seem to be getting the desired success, keeping this in mind, a new and cheap electric car model can be launched in India. According to information received from sources. The upcoming car can be on the SUV base and the features can also be strong. Let us also tell you one thing here that no official announcement has been made by BYD about the new car yet, a notification can be released soon.
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If BYD launches a cheap car in India, then Tata Motors can suffer the biggest loss, because Tata’s share in the Indian electric car market is the largest. According to experts, capturing the market is not going to be easy for the Chinese company. One of the reasons behind this is believed to be the trust of customers about features and performance. Tata’s vehicles are also very strong in terms of safety. Let’s take a look at the possible features found in BYD’s new car.
With the electric SUV platform, the car can get dual airbags, air conditioner, automatic transmission, automatic climate control, rear AC vents, parking sensors, auto headlamps, dashcam, rear parking camera, boot light, charging point, cruise control, driver digital display, smartphone connectivity, odometer, speedometer, battery charging light, fog lamps, rain sensing wipers and rear view mirrors. However, it is also possible to change it at the time of launch.
Safety Features
Safety features on offer include ABS with ABS and airbags, airbags, child safety locks, seat belt reminder, . Over-speed beep alarm, then assistance, side curtain airbags and ABS.
Keeping in mind the needs, the car can be prepared to give a range of at least 350 kilometers. Although it is also possible to change the launch time. As soon as any official information comes out, it will be shared with you first.
