2026 Byd Han

2026 Byd Han Suv - Front View | B2B Auto Export
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Cond. / MileageNew | 0KM
Model Year2026
SteeringLHD
Seats5 Seats
Fuel TypeEV
Range (WLTP/CLTC)245
Engine / Battery1.5T
Drive TypeFWD
Export Overview:
BYD Han 2026 is a mature BYD flagship sedan from China for export buyers who need a clear procurement choice between DM-i 245KM plug-in hybrid flexibility and Han EV 705KM Flash Charge pure-electric positioning. The entry export reference is the Han DM-i 245KM route, from about USD 25,800 FOB China port, excluding freight, insurance, duties, VAT, destination customs clearance, registration and inland delivery. For serious buyers, BYD Han should be quoted by route, not only by model name: confirm VIN, DM-i or EV version, battery pack, GB/T charging port, cable set, DiLink interface, ADAS package, cabin proof, real photos, export documents and destination-market registration plan before deposit.

B2B Export Note: We bypass standard MSRP multipliers to calculate true FOB pricing for the 2026 Byd Han (LHD Suv), deeply integrating domestic terminal discounts, internal shipping, China-side export document preparation and third-party inspection fees (SGS). This supports a clearer export workflow. Destination customs clearance, taxes, certification, and registration remain the responsibility of the importer or its broker.

BYD Han 2026 — DM-i or EV flagship sedan procurement, FOB quote and export from China

BYD flagship sedan procurement specification table

BYD Han 2026 export routing: DM-i 245KM, Han EV 705KM Flash Charge, Blade Battery and VIN-based quotation checks

BYD Han 2026 should be quoted as a mature BYD flagship sedan, not as a generic electric sedan listing. The key export decision is whether the buyer needs DM-i long-distance flexibility, Han EV pure-electric identity, or a higher-equipment showroom vehicle. Before payment, confirm VIN, DM-i or EV route, exact battery, GB/T charging hardware, DiLink interface, ADAS package, photos of the actual vehicle, export documents and destination registration requirements.

BYD Han 2026 procurement comparison for export buyers
ItemHan DM-i 245KM Entry QuoteHan DM-i 245KM Higher-Spec QuoteHan EV 705KM Flash Charge PremiumHan EV 705KM Flash Charge Premium Edition
Procurement RoleLowest FOB BYD flagship sedan routeDM-i route for better cabin and ADAS appealPure EV route with 705 km CLTC positioningHigher EV route for stronger showroom proof
Best Buyer TypeDealer stock, mixed charging market, executive sedan buyerBuyer who wants BYD sedan comfort and higher equipmentEV-ready buyer who wants BYD brand and fast-charge storyDealer or private buyer wanting the stronger Han EV specification
Model Route2026 Han DM-i long-range route2026 Han DM-i long-range route2026 Han EV Flash Charge route2026 Han EV Flash Charge route
Vehicle TypePlug-in hybrid flagship sedanPlug-in hybrid flagship sedanBattery electric flagship sedanBattery electric flagship sedan
Body Style4-door executive sedan4-door executive sedan4-door executive sedan4-door executive sedan
Doors and Seats4 doors, 5 seats4 doors, 5 seats4 doors, 5 seats4 doors, 5 seats
PowertrainBYD DM-i plug-in hybridBYD DM-i plug-in hybridPure electric drivePure electric drive
Engine1.5T gasoline engine, 156 hp class reference1.5T gasoline engine, 156 hp class referenceNot applicableNot applicable
Electric Motor200 kW front motor class reference200 kW front motor class reference240 kW front motor class reference240 kW front motor class reference
Peak TorqueConfirm by exact DM-i trimConfirm by exact DM-i trim305 Nm class reference305 Nm class reference
Drive TypeFWD / 2WD routeFWD / 2WD routeFWD / 2WD routeFWD / 2WD route
TransmissionE-CVT / hybrid electric drive routeE-CVT / hybrid electric drive routeSingle-speed electric driveSingle-speed electric drive
Battery TypeBYD Blade Battery routeBYD Blade Battery routeSecond-generation Blade Battery routeSecond-generation Blade Battery route
Battery Capacity29.4 kWh class reference29.4 kWh class reference69.1 kWh class reference69.1 kWh class reference
CLTC Electric Range245 km class reference245 km class reference705 km class reference705 km class reference
Combined Range1,560 km class reference1,560 km class referenceNot applicableNot applicable
Low-Charge Fuel Use3.35–3.44 L/100 km class reference3.35–3.44 L/100 km class referenceNot applicableNot applicable
0–100 km/h6.5–7.9 s class reference by trim6.5–7.9 s class reference by trim6.5 s class reference6.5 s class reference
Top SpeedConfirm by exact DM-i trimConfirm by exact DM-i trim210 km/h class reference210 km/h class reference
Charging RouteDC fast charge 30–80% about 20 minutes routeDC fast charge 30–80% about 20 minutes routeFlash Charge route, verify hardware and charger accessFlash Charge route, verify hardware and charger access
Charging PortChina-market charging hardware / GB/T checkChina-market charging hardware / GB/T checkChina-market charging hardware / GB/T checkChina-market charging hardware / GB/T check
Length4995 mm4995 mm4995 mm4995 mm
Width1910 mm1910 mm1910 mm1910 mm
Height1495 mm1495 mm1495 mm1495 mm
Wheelbase2920 mm2920 mm2920 mm2920 mm
Tire Route245/45 R19 route by trim245/45 R19 route by trim245/45 R19 route245/45 R19 route
Front SuspensionMacPherson strut routeMacPherson strut routeMacPherson strut routeMacPherson strut route
Rear SuspensionMulti-link independent routeMulti-link independent routeMulti-link independent routeMulti-link independent route
Cabin SystemDiLink 100 route by trimDiLink 100 advanced route by trimDiLink 100 standard routeDiLink 100 standard route
ADAS / Smart DrivingDiPilot route by exact trimHigher DiPilot / LiDAR route by trimDiPilot 100 routeDiPilot 100 route
Assisted Driving ChipConfirm by exact trimConfirm by exact trimNVIDIA DRIVE Orin N routeNVIDIA DRIVE Orin N route
LiDARDo not assume; confirm by VINAvailable on selected higher trims1 LiDAR route by published EV spec1 LiDAR route by published EV spec
Best Export Use CaseQuote first for mixed charging marketsQuote when buyer wants BYD flagship with more equipmentQuote for EV-ready market and BYD showroom appealQuote for buyer asking for the stronger Han EV proof package
Main Risk Before DepositBuyer may confuse DM-i with EV or expect no charging checkADAS and cabin equipment may not match expectationFlash charging depends on charger access and hardware verificationHigher price requires stronger VIN, battery and equipment proof
Evidence NeededVIN, DM-i badge, battery menu, engine start, charging port, documentsVIN, cabin video, ADAS menu, charging proof, documentsVIN, 705 km route, battery, GB/T port, charging menu, documentsVIN, EV edition proof, LiDAR, DiPilot, battery, charging proof, documents

Note: prices are intentionally excluded from this specification table. BYD Han 2026 can be quoted through DM-i and EV routes, and exact equipment can vary by trim, production batch, battery pack, ADAS package and software version. Before any deposit, confirm the actual vehicle by VIN, powertrain route, battery, charging hardware, DiLink interface, ADAS package, real photos, export documents and destination-country registration requirements.

Before quoting a BYD Han 2026, the buyer should not start with the question “how many kilometers does it run?” The better question is: which sedan role does this buyer need? If the buyer wants a low-cost DM-i fleet sedan, BYD Destroyer 05 or BYD Seal 06 may be easier to explain. If the buyer wants a younger EV sport sedan, BYD Seal may fit better. If the buyer wants consumer-tech performance, Xiaomi SU7 is a different route. If the buyer wants Huawei luxury, Avatr 12 is not the same discussion.

BYD Han 2026 works best when the buyer wants a mature BYD flagship sedan from China: stronger cabin presence than compact sedans, more established BYD brand trust than many new smart-EV brands, and two clear procurement routes. The DM-i route is useful when the destination market has mixed charging readiness. The Han EV route is better when the buyer already accepts pure EV charging, GB/T planning and battery verification.

This is why a proper Han quotation should be written like a procurement decision file, not a simple product description. The buyer needs a clear route: DM-i for flexibility, Han EV for electric identity, or a higher-spec unit when showroom value and proof materials matter.

Procurement routing: when BYD Han is the right sedan to quote

BYD Han should be quoted when the buyer wants a sedan above value compact models but does not necessarily want a German badge or a new smart-luxury brand. It is useful for dealers who need a recognizable BYD flagship sedan for private buyers, executive-use customers, and import markets where BYD already has some brand awareness.

The page angle is different from BYD Seal. Seal is easier to position as an EV sport sedan or Tesla Model 3-style alternative. Han should be positioned as a more mature flagship sedan with stronger rear-seat presence, a more conservative executive image, and a broader choice between plug-in hybrid and pure EV routes.

The page angle is also different from Destroyer 05. Destroyer 05 is a low-price DM-i sedan for fuel-saving, taxi, fleet or value buyers. Han is not the cheapest DM-i quotation; it is a higher-level sedan for buyers who want BYD brand trust plus executive-cabin value.

Three quote routes: DM-i 245KM, Han EV 705KM and high-spec showroom stock

Route 1: Han DM-i 245KM. This is the safest first quote for many export buyers. It gives the buyer electric daily driving potential, gasoline long-distance support and less dependence on public charging. The recommended entry export reference is about USD 25,800 FOB China port, depending on stock, color, dealer source, production date, export documents and port arrangement.

Route 2: Han EV 705KM Flash Charge. This route should be quoted when the buyer already accepts a pure EV sedan and understands charging planning. It is not just “a longer-range Han”; it requires proof of battery pack, charging port, cable set, charging menu and local charger compatibility.

Route 3: high-spec showroom stock. A higher-spec Han can work when a dealer wants stronger photos, interior proof, ADAS value, LiDAR route by trim, upgraded cabin features or a premium-looking BYD sedan for display. This route should never be quoted using the entry DM-i FOB reference.

FOB price boundary and what the USD 25,800 reference does not include

The USD 25,800 FOB China port reference is a procurement starting point for the BYD Han DM-i 245KM entry flagship sedan route. It is not the final landed cost, not a retail on-road price, and not a promise that every color or trim is available at the same level.

FOB usually covers the China-side export quotation up to the agreed Chinese port under the agreed terms. Ocean freight, marine insurance, destination import duty, VAT, destination customs clearance, local inspection, registration, inland delivery, bank charges and local dealer margin are separate.

For a serious buyer, the quotation should include: VIN or available-stock proof, exact trim, color, production date, battery route, export document status, port of loading, validity period and whether the buyer wants FOB only or a separate CIF estimate.

Market fit: mixed charging buyers should start with DM-i, EV-ready buyers can consider Han EV

In markets where charging stations are limited, unreliable or concentrated only in major cities, the Han DM-i route is usually easier to explain. The buyer can use electric driving for daily routes while keeping gasoline support for longer trips. This reduces the anxiety that often appears when a buyer likes EV design but is not ready for full EV ownership.

In markets where the buyer has home charging, fleet charging or reliable public DC charging, Han EV can be a stronger product. But it needs a different sales conversation: GB/T port, cable set, charging adapter, AC/DC behavior, charging speed expectation, battery warranty wording and local service capability.

A good sales message is not “Han EV charges fast everywhere.” A responsible export message is: “We check the exact Han EV by VIN and confirm the charging hardware, cable, menu, battery pack and local charger plan before shipment.”

Battery proof: what to verify on DM-i and Han EV before deposit

For Han DM-i, the buyer should see evidence of the hybrid route: engine bay, powertrain label, battery menu, electric-range display, fuel range, charging port, dashboard warnings and a short start-up video. This prevents the common problem of buyers comparing DM-i and EV as if they are the same product.

For Han EV, the buyer should see evidence of the EV route: battery capacity, 705 km version proof, charging menu, GB/T port, cable set, charge-status screen, range display and any available charging test. Flash Charge wording should be used carefully because overseas charging speed depends on vehicle hardware, charger power, adapter plan and local infrastructure.

For both routes, the final contract should not rely only on a model name. It should define the powertrain, trim, battery route, color, VIN, production date, document status and quotation validity.

Executive sedan evidence: rear row, cabin materials, paint and delivery proof

BYD Han is often purchased because it looks and feels more substantial than compact sedans. A dealer should therefore prepare more than exterior photos. Rear-seat space, seat materials, center screen, steering-column shifter, air-conditioning, trunk, ambient lighting, dashboard, door panels, tires and paint condition all affect buyer confidence.

For a DM-i buyer, the cabin proof helps explain why Han sits above Destroyer 05 and Seal 06. For an EV buyer, the cabin proof helps separate Han from lower-price electric sedans and from younger sport sedans such as BYD Seal.

Before shipping, request a walkaround video, interior video, dashboard start-up video, rear-seat video, charging-port close-up, tire close-up, VIN plate photo, nameplate photo, document photo and export-yard loading photos if available.

DiLink, DiPilot and overseas usability should be shown, not assumed

BYD Han can include DiLink smart cockpit, DiPilot driver assistance, cameras, parking views, app functions and OTA menus depending on the exact trim. These can support the sales story, but they can also create misunderstanding if the buyer expects China-market connected functions to work identically overseas.

Before export, verify the screen language, Bluetooth, phone connection, navigation, app binding, OTA menu, camera view, ADAS menu, warning messages and available system settings. For high-spec or LiDAR routes, request close-up photos of the sensor layout and a video of the driver-assistance menu.

The safest sales wording is: the car has a China-market smart-cabin route, and the exact software behavior should be checked by VIN before shipment.

Dealer-stock positioning: how to explain Han without overpromising

For dealer stock, BYD Han should be presented as a stable flagship sedan choice, not as a miracle range product. The dealer can explain it through three buyer stories: DM-i for mixed charging, EV for charging-ready users, and high-spec Han for buyers who want more equipment and a stronger showroom image.

Do not put every buyer into the Han EV route. A buyer without home charging, without reliable public charging or without EV service support may be happier with DM-i. Do not put every buyer into the entry DM-i route either; a premium customer may reject the car if cabin specification or ADAS equipment is too basic.

This is why the quotation should be built around use case first, not only price first. A good dealer inquiry should include country, intended use, charging plan, preferred powertrain, budget, color, quantity and whether the buyer wants FOB or CIF estimation.

Evidence-first checklist before quoting BYD Han 2026

  • Quotation route: define DM-i 245KM, Han EV 705KM, or high-spec showroom stock before giving the buyer a price.
  • VIN proof: request VIN photo, nameplate photo and configuration confirmation from the dealer source.
  • Powertrain proof: for DM-i, show engine bay and hybrid menus; for EV, show battery and charging menus.
  • Battery proof: confirm battery capacity, Blade Battery route, dashboard range display and warning status.
  • Charging proof: show GB/T port, cable set, AC/DC menu, charging-status screen and adapter plan if needed.
  • Cabin proof: show front cabin, rear row, center screen, air-conditioning, seat functions, trunk and accessories.
  • Software proof: record language setting, Bluetooth, maps, app binding, OTA, camera view and ADAS menus.
  • ADAS proof: verify DiPilot package, cameras, sensors, LiDAR if equipped and parking-assist functions.
  • Condition proof: check paint, glass, lights, bumpers, wheels, tires, underbody and transport marks.
  • Document proof: confirm invoice, certificate, export declaration, customs paperwork, bill of lading plan and destination registration needs.

Competitor routing: Han vs Seal, Destroyer 05, Xiaomi SU7 and Avatr 12

Quote BYD Han instead of BYD Seal when the buyer wants a larger, more mature flagship sedan and does not need a younger EV sport-sedan image. Seal is better for a sportier EV buyer; Han is better for executive-cabin presence and DM-i / EV route flexibility.

Quote BYD Han instead of Destroyer 05 when the buyer cares about sedan image, rear-seat comfort, higher equipment and BYD flagship positioning. Destroyer 05 remains better for low-cost DM-i, taxi, fleet and value-use cases.

Quote BYD Han instead of Xiaomi SU7 when the buyer wants BYD brand familiarity and a more conservative flagship sedan. Xiaomi SU7 is more suitable for a buyer attracted by Xiaomi ecosystem, performance marketing and consumer-tech identity.

Quote BYD Han instead of Avatr 12 when the buyer wants BYD brand trust, clearer DM-i / EV separation and less boutique luxury risk. Avatr 12 is stronger for Huawei-powered luxury Gran Coupe positioning.

FAQ for BYD Han 2026 export buyers

Should I quote BYD Han DM-i or Han EV first?

Quote Han DM-i first when the buyer is not sure about charging infrastructure, needs long-distance flexibility or wants a safer first BYD flagship sedan route. Quote Han EV first only when the buyer has a clear charging plan and accepts GB/T verification.

Why is BYD Han not the same buyer as BYD Seal?

BYD Seal is usually a younger EV sport-sedan choice. BYD Han is a larger flagship sedan with stronger executive-cabin logic and both DM-i and EV procurement routes.

When should I avoid quoting Han EV?

Avoid quoting Han EV as the first option if the buyer has no reliable charging access, does not understand GB/T hardware, or expects flash charging without checking local charger compatibility.

What is the safest entry quote for BYD Han 2026?

The safest entry route is the Han DM-i 245KM flagship sedan route, with a reference from about USD 25,800 FOB China port. The final quote depends on VIN, stock, color, trim, documents and port arrangement.

What proof should I ask for before paying a deposit?

Ask for VIN, nameplate, exact trim, battery menu, charging port, cable set, DiLink screen video, ADAS menu, real exterior photos, interior video, document proof and port-of-loading confirmation.

Can Han DM-i be sold in a market with weak public charging?

Yes, it is often easier than a pure EV because the DM-i route can use gasoline support for long trips. Charging is still useful for daily electric driving, so the port and cable should still be checked.

Does Han EV Flash Charge work the same outside China?

Not automatically. Charging speed depends on the exact vehicle, charger output, cable, adapter plan, local infrastructure and charging software. Verify the hardware and local charging plan before quoting flash-charge benefits.

Is BYD Han suitable for dealer stock?

Yes, if the dealer separates the buyer route clearly. DM-i is for mixed charging markets, Han EV is for EV-ready buyers, and high-spec units are for showroom value.

What is the biggest quotation mistake with BYD Han?

The biggest mistake is quoting only by model name. Always define DM-i or EV, battery, range route, trim, ADAS package, color, VIN, documents and FOB or CIF requirement.

Can I request CIF instead of FOB?

Yes. FOB China port can be quoted first, and a separate CIF estimate can be prepared if the buyer provides destination country, destination port, preferred shipping method and quantity.

Request a BYD Han 2026 procurement quote from China

To quote BYD Han 2026 correctly, send your target country, destination port, preferred route, color, quantity and budget through contact us. The preferred route can be DM-i 245KM, Han EV 705KM Flash Charge, or “compare DM-i and EV before quotation”.

We can help check available BYD Han vehicles in China, confirm VIN, trim, production date, battery route, charging port, DiLink interface, ADAS package, real photos, export documents and FOB China port quotation. A separate CIF estimate can also be prepared when the destination port and shipping requirement are clear.

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