Fast Technology reported on April 30 that according to media reports, BYD's first pickup truck model recently announced a new set of undisguised road test spy photos.
The car, named SHARK, will be built on the DMO platform and is expected to be offered in two powertrains: plug-in hybrid and pure electric versions, and is expected to be released within the year.
As can be seen from the road test photos, the overall shape of the front of the car is relatively square, with a large-size BYD logo, which looks very imposing.
The headlight cluster adopts a rectangular design, and according to the previous teaser image, the new car is equipped with a continuous LED light strip. The lower part of the front end is equipped with a silver-toned off-road style bumper to further accentuate the hardcore atmosphere.
From the side, the new car is equipped with two-tone wheels and tires with a large aspect ratio, which, combined with high ground clearance, is expected to bring good passability.
The rear of the car is equipped with continuous taillights, and the light clusters on both sides are rectangular in design, with huge BYD letters, which echo the front of the car well.
In terms of power, the BYD SHARK is expected to offer two powertrains: plug-in hybrid version and pure electric version.
The new car is built on the DMO platform, which is called Super Hybrid Off-Road Platform Chinese and is an off-road platform with electric drive.
The platform is compatible with 1.5T and 2.0T engines with different displacements, and also supports 6 kW external discharge, 20 kW in-situ power supply, V2V (vehicle-to-vehicle) power rescue and other functions.
In addition, the new car is expected to be equipped with features such as a hydraulic active suspension system, streaming mirrors, and more.