Last year, BYD officially released an ocean network independent of the Dynasty series, including the pure electric sea creature series and the hybrid warship series. Following the listing of BYD Dolphins and the unveiling of the Destroyer 05 Auto Show, there has recently been a spy photo of the Ocean King model, that is, Cruiser 05. The wheelbase is up to 2.9 meters, with frameless doors, and the appearance is domineering
The appearance of the new car is highly similar to the previous X DREAM concept car, the front face has a large front grille, and the mass production accessories of the headlights and the middle net have not yet been installed, but combined with the patent diagram, the cruiser 05 will most likely use the front face style of the destroyer 05. The size of the entire body is very large, in line with the positioning of the medium-sized SUV, and the window size behind the C-pillar is not small, and it is suspected that it may use a 7-seat space layout.
The window part is also without camouflage stickers, and the area of the rear triangular window is worth scrutinizing except for the conventional front and rear windshields, the upper windows of the two doors. Generally speaking, if it is a regular 5-seat SUV, this part will not have much area, because there is no need to consider the lighting of the third row, so we guess that this car may have a third row of seats, which is what we often call a 6-seater or 7-seater model.
According to the previous concept car size, the new car is 4705/1890/1680 mm in length, width and height, and the wheelbase is up to 2765 mm, and the overall performance is similar to BYD's Song PLUS DM-i.
In terms of power, the specific parameters of the new car have not been exposed. Referring to Destroyer 05, it is expected that the new car will be equipped with a DM-i super hybrid system, that is, a 1.5-liter engine dedicated to the Xiaoyun-Plug Hybrid, with a peak power of 81 kW and a peak torque of 135 Nm, and with two permanent magnet synchronous motors of different powers, the acceleration time of 0-100 km/ h can be as fast as 7.3 seconds.