The birthplace of the world's first plug-in hybrid vehicle: BYD's fifth-generation DM will be released soon

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2024-05-24 14:57Posted in Henan

Fast Technology reported on May 24 that in the rapid development of China's new energy vehicle industry, BYD Auto is undoubtedly the master and leader.

Recently, BYD held a significant unveiling ceremony at its Xi'an base, marking the official opening of the birthplace of the world's first plug-in hybrid vehicle, which is not only a testimony to BYD's 20 years of plug-in hybrid technology accumulation, but also an important milestone in the development of new energy vehicles in China.

As an important branch of new energy vehicles, plug-in hybrid technology (PHEV) combines the advantages of traditional fuel vehicles and pure electric vehicles, which can not only provide a long range, but also achieve zero emissions in short-distance driving, and is one of the key technologies to promote the green transformation of the automotive industry.

In 2008, BYD successfully developed the first generation of DM technology, using a dual-motor series-parallel structure, which was first installed in the BYD F3DM, which is the model that appeared at the plaque ceremony.

In 2013, BYD launched the second-generation DM technology, which uses a water-cooled motor integrated with a dual-clutch transmission (P3), matched with the engine to form a hybrid powertrain, and successively carries Qin, Song, Tang and other models for sales, and adds a drive motor (P4) on the rear axle to form a three-engine four-wheel drive system, achieving an amazing result of accelerating to 100 kilometers in less than 5 seconds.

In 2018, on the basis of the second-generation DM technology, BYD added and developed a PSG auxiliary motor (P0) to comprehensively improve the dynamics, economy and smoothness of dual-mode vehicles, which is called the third-generation DM technology.

In 2021, BYD launched the fourth-generation hybrid technology DM-i, equipped with Qin PLUS, Song PLUS and Tang models on the market, until this year, the latest Honor Edition models all use the fourth-generation DM-i technology.

It is reported that BYD will release its fifth-generation DM technology on May 28, this technology will undoubtedly further improve the performance of plug-in hybrid vehicles, and relevant sources have revealed that the fuel consumption of new cars equipped with the fifth-generation DM hybrid will usher in a new low, with a comprehensive range of up to 2000 kilometers.

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