Denza N9 by BYD to Receive Fully Electric Version with 5- and 6-Seat Options
The fully electric Denza N9 has appeared in China’s public discussion catalog. The version features three motors with a combined 890 kW output, but the battery, range, and charging details remain undisclosed.
The fully electric Denza N9 has completed the documentation submission stage for China’s new vehicle catalog. Public discussion of the application will run from November 4 to November 10, though inclusion in the catalog does not yet signify final approval of the model or the start of sales.
The electric SUV is equipped with all-wheel drive and three motors with a combined peak output of 890 kW. The front motor delivers 270 kW, while each of the two rear motors provides 310 kW. The maximum speed is stated as 240 km/h.
The documents list two versions with identical dimensions, powertrain, and interior configurations. Both will be available in 5- and 6-seat layouts. The vehicle’s exterior will largely retain the design of the Denza N9, including the roof-mounted lidar. A panoramic glass roof and power-retractable running boards will be part of the standard equipment, while a two-tone body will be optional.
The vehicle is reported to use a lithium iron phosphate battery produced by FinDreams Battery, BYD’s battery subsidiary. The battery’s capacity, range, and charging specifications are not disclosed in the documents.
Currently, the Denza N9 is sold only as a plug-in hybrid. The starting price for this version is 409,800 yuan. The electric variant will serve as an additional option for the flagship SUV, but its price and market launch timeline have not been announced.
