BYD's high-end new energy vehicle brand, Formula Leopard, announced that the second model in its Titanium series, the Titanium 7, will officially launch on September 9th. Displays have already been completed in over 300 stores nationwide. Positioned as a mid-to-large-sized 5-seater SUV, the new model measures 4999×1995×1865mm (1956mm height for the drone version), has a wheelbase of 2920mm, and boasts approach and departure angles of 24° and 25°, respectively. It utilizes a monocoque structure. According to information filed with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and dealerships, the starting price may fall below RMB 250,000, with the main model priced between RMB 280,000 and 320,000.
The Titanium 7 is equipped with a 1.5T plug-in hybrid system and is available in two-wheel drive (single 200kW motor) and four-wheel drive (160kW front + 200kW rear dual motor) versions. The four-wheel drive version accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.5 seconds and reaches a top speed of 190 km/h. Battery capacities are available, 26.6kWh and 35.6kWh, corresponding to a CLTC pure electric range of 135km (two-wheel drive), 100/105km (basic four-wheel drive), and 180km (four-wheel drive long-range version). A combined range of over 1,300km on a full tank or full charge exceeds 1,300km.
Intelligent Driving System: BYD's advanced driver assistance system, the "Eye of the Gods" (Diesel) is standard across the entire range, available in a LiDAR version (supporting City/Highway No-Accidental Assistance) and a three-camera version (Highway No-Accidental Assistance with Future City Memory Navigation).
Onboard drone: The optional Lingyuan intelligent system (optional price approximately 17,000 yuan) supports dynamic takeoff and landing at 25 km/h, omnidirectional obstacle avoidance, and one-touch aerial photography.
In-cabin interactive features: Equipped with a 12.3-inch instrument cluster, a 15.6-inch central control screen, and a 26-inch head-up display. DeepSeek large-scale AI assistant is integrated, supporting Alipay contactless payment, multi-screen interconnection, and BYD's proprietary tablet expansion.
Adopting the "Interstellar Ark" design language, the closed front grille features an L-shaped light strip, and the rear is equipped with a side-opening tailgate and an external storage compartment. Standard interior features include powered heated and ventilated seats (with massage function in the front), a 20-speaker Disney audio system, a 4.5L refrigerator, and a fragrance system. The rear seats are equipped with dual 12.95-inch plug-in screens and independent air conditioning control panels.
The Titanium 7 will fill the gap between the Leopard 5 (starting at RMB 239,800) and the Leopard 8 (2.0T plug-in hybrid). It features a "technologically advanced and spacious" concept and directly competes with mid-to-large new energy SUVs like the Wenjie M7. Its differentiated advantages lie in its drone ecosystem and smart mobility solutions, but its monocoque design compromises off-road performance, prioritizing urban use.
If you're interested in the BYD Formula Leopard Titanium 7, please stay tuned. We'll update specifications and prices as soon as possible.
