Vehicle
BYD Tang
The large seven-seat SUV, electric and plug-in hybrid. Weight and towing duty put more load through the battery's thermal system than any other BYD, which is why its cooling and temperature-sensor codes are the ones most worth taking seriously rather than clearing.
Generations
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Second generation 2018–present
Seven seats, electric and plug-in hybrid; the heaviest thermal load of any BYD, which is where its cooling codes come from.
- Body styles
- SUV
- Platform
- BYD Tang
- Engines
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- 86.4 kWh Blade — electric
- 2.0 turbo DM — BYD487ZQA · plug-in hybrid
- 1.5 turbo — petrol · DM-i
- Transmissions
- Single-speed reduction · dedicated hybrid transmission
- Drivetrain
- Four-wheel drive
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