The fuel consumption of BYD Tang hybrid can be summarized as follows:
1. Fuel consumption performance of different models: In the BYD Tang hybrid series, some models such as the 2021 DM-i-112KM Prestige and Prestige models are equipped with a 139 horsepower engine, with a NEDC fuel consumption of 1.2L per 100 kilometers. For the 2021 DM-2.0T-four-wheel drive high-performance version Genesis flagship model, equipped with a 192 horsepower engine and NEDC fuel consumption of 1.5L per 100 kilometers. The 2021 DM-2.0T-4WD Performance Edition Prestige and High Performance Edition Prestige are both equipped with a 192 horsepower engine, with a NEDC fuel consumption of 1.8L per 100 kilometers.
2. Fuel consumption changes in actual use: In the HEV hybrid mode with full fuel and full charge, the fuel consumption is about 6.3L per 100 kilometers, and the battery level will decrease to 27%. When the battery level drops to 15%, the vehicle switches to hybrid mode, where the engine not only provides power but also charges the battery. The measured fuel consumption may increase to 9L per hundred kilometers. In the case of full fuel and low electricity, the motor output ratio is relatively low, and it basically relies on the engine to work. The measured fuel consumption may reach 12.2L per hundred kilometers.
3. Factors affecting fuel consumption: The level of fuel consumption is not only related to vehicle configuration and power system, but also influenced by various factors such as driving habits, road conditions, natural wind, and ambient temperature. The BYD DM-i system provides multiple driving modes, each suitable for different road conditions. Reasonable use of these modes can help reduce fuel consumption.
The fuel consumption of BYD Tang hybrid varies depending on the vehicle model, usage conditions, and driving mode. In practical use, it is recommended to choose the appropriate driving mode and driving habits according to the specific situation to achieve the best fuel economy.