On February 14, a video on the Internet showed a fire in a BYD new energy vehicle.
In this regard, BYD responded to the financial reporter of Yin persimmon: On February 13, a vehicle fire occurred in Zhongshan, which did not cause casualties, and during the process, the battery did not burn, and the specific reasons need to be further investigated. For serial video clipping and malicious association misleading, the alarm will be dealt with.
It is reported that the model or BYD Qin series DM-i, in the BYD official mall, the price of the model (after comprehensive subsidies) is about 108,800 yuan to 148,800 yuan.
According to BYD's official website, DM-i is BYD's super hybrid technology, which is both dynamic and economical, and achieves a technical breakthrough based on user demand as the research and development point to reduce fuel consumption of 100 kilometers to 3.8L.
According to BYD's previous production and sales express, the Qin series is one of BYD's best-selling models in January, with sales of 26,542 units in January, of which Qin PLUS DM-i sales were 18,450 units, an increase of 6.7% month-on-month, and Qin PLUS EV sales were 7,086 units.
It is worth mentioning that last year, there was also a fire in the models suspected of being bydired by BYD Qin series. On November 22, 2021, an BYD brand model with a Beijing license plate "exploded and caught fire" in the no. 1 underground garage in Zhongguancun, Beijing. At that time, the owner of the car posted: "I didn't expect to experience the explosion of an electric car, when I suddenly heard a sound in the car, it didn't feel right, I felt like I was holding the child out of the car and running away, I was lucky that people were fine." After making the transcript, I returned to the scene and saw the car burning like this, I was really afraid. ”
At that time, BYD also responded to reporters: "According to our understanding: the fire at the scene was extinguished in time, no explosion occurred, and there were no casualties." The vehicle will be sold in early 2019, and the specific reasons will be further investigated by the relevant departments. ”