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CTOnews.com, November 13, according to BYD Automotive official news, recently, the yuan PLUS standard life version (NEDC 410KM) officially went on sale in Thailand, the price is 1099900 baht (equivalent to about 218000 yuan).

As early as October 10 this year, the long-lasting version of meta-PLUS (NEDC 480KM) has been listed in Thailand, and the standard version is now released to bring Thai consumers a wide range of choices to meet the needs of multi-scenario use.

According to reports, as BYD's first model facing the global market, meta-PLUS has seen a steady rise in sales since its launch, with a total sales of 143188 vehicles so far. In October, Yuan PLUS sold 27548 vehicles a month, of which 7130 were exported, accounting for about 25.9 per cent of the model's monthly sales.

The meta-PLUS focuses on sports style, with four characteristics of safety, high efficiency, intelligence and aesthetics. The power parameters of the two endurance versions are the same, both of which are based on BYD pure electric platform e platform 3.0and equipped with high safety blade batteries. Compared with the long-lasting version, the standard service life is more suitable for urban commuter and other short-distance travelers.

▲ BYD yuan PLUS standard life version CTOnews.com learned that Thailand has become one of the important automobile production bases in Southeast Asia, and BYD's first overseas passenger car factory is located in Thailand. Thailand is one of the first countries in Southeast Asia to introduce favorable policies for electric cars.

As the first BYD passenger car to go out to sea, Yuan PLUS went on sale in China in February this year and in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Cambodia and other markets.

Meta PLUS is based on BYD e platform 3.0, which integrates security, efficiency, intelligence, aesthetics and so on. The appearance adopts Dragon Face 3.0design language, and the interior decoration takes exercise and fitness as the design concept. This time, BYD and R ê ver, a local Thai dealer partner, renamed the car body color according to the local characteristics of Thailand, naming the five colors emerald (emerald), sun red (solar), lagoon blue (lagoon), frost cloud white (frost), and graphite (graphite). CTOnews.com learned that these names were inspired by colors associated with nature.

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