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BYD Tang: generations, production years and listings.

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BYD Tang: electric and hybrid SUV, generations and what to know

The BYD Tang has been a large seven-seater SUV since 2015, offered as a plug-in hybrid (DM) and electric vehicle (EV). We look at the generations, trims, batteries, charging, and what to check when buying a used or imported Tang.

Tang at a glance

The BYD Tang is a large SUV with three rows of seats and a length of around 4.9 meters. It's designed for families needing plenty of space, and the brand stands out with its 'Blade' LFP batteries and extensive standard equipment.

In Lithuania, the Tang is rare, and there aren't many used options. Some cars are imported from European countries, while others come from different markets, so their equipment and documents may vary.

Which generation to choose

The first generation (2015–2021) was the plug-in hybrid Tang DM with a powerful 2.0-litre turbo engine and electric motors. The second generation (from 2021) refreshed the design and offered both hybrid and electric versions.

The latest model, the Tang L, is set to arrive around 2025. If you're after the newest, safest, and most efficient, go for the second or newer generation.

Engines and transmissions

The Tang EV has two electric motors, all-wheel drive, and an 86 kWh battery. Hybrid versions combine a petrol engine with electric motors: the DM-p has a more powerful 2.0-litre turbo engine, while the DM-i has a more economical 1.5-litre.

The transmission is a single-speed (EV) or a special hybrid setup. Check the exact power and battery capacity in the specific car's documents.

What to check when buying a used Tang

Request a battery health report and ensure the car has a CCS2 charging port — some models from other markets have different ones. Test the charging and hybrid system operation.

For an imported car, check the documents, compliance certificate, and whether the system language is suitable for Europe. Test the screen, cameras, and driver-assistance systems.

Due to limited parts and service availability in Lithuania, find out in advance where you will service the car.

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Trim levels

Names and equipment vary by market and year; we list the most common trims found in Europe.

Tang EV

From 2018

Purely electric version.

  • Often — dual motor all-wheel drive
  • Seven seats
  • Approximately 86 kWh battery

Tang DM-p

First–second generation

Powerful plug-in hybrid.

  • 2.0-litre turbo and electric motors
  • All-wheel drive
  • Electric driving for short distances

Tang DM-i

Second generation

More economical plug-in hybrid.

  • 1.5-litre petrol engine
  • Lower running costs than diesel
  • Often — front-wheel drive

Tang L

from 2025

The latest updated version.

  • New design
  • Updated tech
  • Often — enhanced equipment

Comparing versions

Tang EVTang DM-pTang DM-i
Who it suitsFor electric car driversIdeal for long distancesFor the more economical hybrid
Wheels (usually)19–20 inch19 inch19 inch
EngineElectric2.0 turbo + electric1.5 + electric
TransmissionAll-wheel driveAll-wheel driveFront-wheel or all-wheel drive
Price in the used market (relatively)€€€€€€€

If you have somewhere to charge, the Tang EV is appealing for its spacious interior and power. Hybrids suit those who often drive long distances.

Pros

  • Spacious seven-seater interior
  • Quick acceleration
  • Safe LFP 'Blade' battery
  • Lots of standard equipment

Cons

  • Rare model with a limited service network
  • Large dimensions make it tricky for city use
  • Imported car documents and equipment may vary

Frequently asked questions

Does the Tang have seven seats?

Yes, most Tang versions have a three-row interior with seven seats. Check the specific car's trim.

How does the Tang EV differ from the Tang DM?

The Tang EV is fully electric, while the DM is a plug-in hybrid with a petrol engine. The DM has a longer total range.

Does the Tang have a CCS2 connector?

European-market versions have CCS2, but cars imported from other markets might have a different one. This needs to be checked.

Updated 2026-10-17 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically

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