BYD won! The world's most thermally efficient engine deserves its name

Easy Jane Finance

2024-06-02 15:44Posted on the official account of Guangdong Yijian Finance

In recent years, the competition in the auto market has entered a white-hot stage, and various car companies have racked their brains to show their talents in order to seize market share, and have successively launched new products and technologies.

On May 28, BYD's fifth-generation DM technology was released, and two models equipped with a new generation of plug-in hybrid technology, Qin L and Seal 06, were also launched at the same time. According to BYD, the fifth-generation DM can be described as the world's best plug-in hybrid system, with the world's highest engine thermal efficiency of 46.06%, the world's lowest fuel consumption of 2.9L and the world's longest comprehensive range of 2,100 kilometers. As soon as this set of data was released, it caused heated discussions among netizens, saying that BYD had created another "industrial miracle".

In the face of BYD's "killing the Quartet", friends seem to be unable to sit still. The day after the press conference, Xu Weidong, an executive of Geely Group, released the certification certificate of China Automotive Research Institute on Weibo, which showed that in 2023, the maximum thermal efficiency of Geely engines will reach 46.1%. In addition, he also wrote that "the world's highest facts have the final say", and soon Geely's official Weibo also reposted this content.

Less than 12 hours after the end of the BYD press conference, the engine thermal efficiency "the world's highest" changed hands, this reversal is really wonderful, just when many netizens praised Geely, the new reversal is coming!

For Geely's approaching step by step, BYD seems to have been prepared. Li Yunfei, general manager of BYD's brand and public relations department, reacted quickly to this and posted another CAERI certification report: In March 2024, the maximum thermal efficiency of BYD's engine is 46.5%, with the text: "We still have a lot of products like this that are not mass-produced and have higher thermal efficiency, but I just don't want to say it!" ”。

As President Wang Chuanfu said at the press conference: BYD does not play false, and the release is mass production. BYD's 46.06% thermal efficiency engine has been mass-produced, so the first place is indeed well deserved. Instead of mass-produced engine technology, BYD also achieved 46.5%, 0.4% higher than Geely's 46.1% engine, and BYD did win in data!

It is understood that BYD has invested a total of 140 billion yuan in R&D, currently has more than 100,000 engineers, and has a huge technical fish pond. The thermal efficiency of 46.5% of the engine is the best proof of its strong technical reserves.

The competition between the two leading car companies for the "first" of technology, like a novel, has whetted the appetite of the audience.

This "volume" technology trick makes consumers enjoy watching and rest assured. In the era of highly developed Internet, it is impossible to gain a firm foothold only by relying on public opinion and war of words, and only good technology, good products, and good user experience can truly win the hearts of consumers.

Whether it is Geely's 46.1% thermal efficiency or BYD's 46.5% thermal efficiency, it is the result of Chinese car companies' painstaking research and development and continuous innovation.

BYD won the battle for thermal efficiency, winning decently and deservedly, whether it is more than 3.6 million plug-in hybrid sales, or the technical parameters ahead of its peers, it reflects its position as a leader in new energy vehicles.

In the future, it is expected that Chinese car companies led by BYD and Geely will continue to maintain this "truthfulness" of technology and products, and strive for excellence in healthy competition. As Li Yunfei of BYD's brand and public relations department once said: "To roll up technology, roll products, roll services, this is the long-term plan, is the king." ”

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