BYD Unveils Denza Z9GT: A Luxurious EV Challenger to Porsche and Mercedes

April 23, 2025
BYD Unveils Denza Z9GT: A Luxurious EV Challenger to Porsche and Mercedes
  • Equipped with the innovative DiSus-M system, the Denza Z adjusts its suspension in real-time for enhanced stability and performance.

  • The Denza Z9GT features a futuristic design and advanced electric vehicle technology, marking a bold entry into the European market.

  • At the Auto Shanghai 2025 event, BYD unveiled its new luxury sports car, the Denza Z, aiming to compete with high-end brands like Porsche and Mercedes-Benz.

  • Denza, originally a joint venture with Mercedes, is now fully owned by BYD and has recently launched in Europe, expanding its market presence.

  • A unique foldable steering wheel design improves safety by providing additional space during collisions and facilitates easier exit for the driver in severe crashes.

  • Designed by Wolfgang Egger, the Z9GT incorporates a Cell-to-Body structure for enhanced strength and interior space, utilizing BYD's Blade Battery technology.

  • The Denza Z is a compact two-door coupe with a muscular shape, frameless windows, and hidden door handles, designed to appeal to high-end electric vehicle buyers.

  • With impressive performance capabilities, the Denza Z can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in approximately 3.4 seconds.

  • Currently the leading EV brand in China, BYD surpassed Tesla in global sales in 2024, selling over 4.27 million vehicles and generating $107 billion in revenue.

  • BYD aims to double its international sales to over 800,000 cars in 2025, leveraging local assembly to maintain cost advantages amidst rising tariffs.

  • The car features China's first fully self-developed steer-by-wire system, enhanced by AI to adapt to the driver's behavior and improve handling.

  • The launch event, attended by BYD's founder Wang Chuanfu, emphasized the company's commitment to innovation and luxury in its vehicle offerings.

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