BYD prepares to launch fully electric Denza N9 with over 1000 horsepower

Denza, the luxury arm of the BYD Group, is preparing to reveal a fully electric version of its large family vehicle N9, after these models were previously launched with a plug-in hybrid powertrain. Information from the files of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology indicates that the new version relies on three electric motors generating more than 1,000 horsepower, a figure that places it in the ranks of high-performance sports cars rather than being a usual figure for large family cars.

This direction suggests that Denza is not content to compete with family electric cars on the basis of space and range, but seeks to offer performance that attracts another segment of buyers. Giving a car with three rows of seats power at this level reflects the company's desire to build an advanced technical image for the brand, an approach that has become familiar among Chinese manufacturers who use striking numbers to attract attention in a crowded market.

For the Saudi buyer, the N9 falls within the large and luxury family car category, where well-known Japanese and American models are active, known for their ability to carry the family and for long-term use, alongside large electric vehicles such as the Kia EV9 and luxury competitors from Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Hongqi. Competition here differs from Chinese markets, as the European and Japanese presence appears stronger, and the most important factor remains the extent of the buyer's acceptance of