New details have arrived
During Denza Brand Day, the company announced that deliveries of the Denza N7 electric crossover will begin at the end of July. Denza is a joint venture between BYD and Mercedes-Benz. This is the brand’s second car.
The N7 debuted in April and received 10,569 pre-orders in seven days, the company announced on April 24. Denza has announced that the N7 will offer two front panel shape options. They will differ in the design of daytime running lights under the headlights – one option will have a straight LED line, the other will have hatching.
The Denza N7 is a 5-seat BYD e-platform 3.0 vehicle with dimensions of 4860 x 1935 x 1602mm and a wheelbase of 2940mm. In terms of dimensions, it is between the BMW X4 and BMW X6. Its curb weight reaches 2440 kg.
The rear-wheel drive version has a single 313 hp synchronous electric motor, while the all-wheel drive version adds a front motor, so its maximum output is 523 hp.
Denza N7 will be released in July
The N7 will only have one 91.39kWh battery option, rated for 702km CLTC for front-wheel drive and 630km for all-wheel drive. The battery can be charged for 350 km in 15 minutes and 100 km in 4 minutes when using dual charging. Dual charging means you connect two independent charging cables to the car.
In addition, vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) charging is supported so you can charge other vehicles with the N7 or power your home (V2H). Denza’s CEO stated that the charging power can be up to 60 kW.
The N7 offers its own operating system, features BYD’s DiSus-A adaptive suspension system, and will support Huawei HarmonyOS updates.
