BYD tests the next-generation Han sedan with LiDAR in China
According to CarNewsChina, BYD has been spotted testing a third‑generation Han sedan in China equipped with a roof‑mounted LiDAR unit, suggesting the use of the DiPilot 300 assisted‑driving system. The new entry‑level Han is expected to be priced at 200,000 yuan (about 29,900 USD) and will offer both EV and PHEV powertrains with the second‑generation Blade Battery and Flash Charging.
Key facts
- 01The new Han will offer active suspension options DiSus‑C (adjustable damping) and DiSus‑A (air suspension with height and attitude control).
- 02It retains the Dragon Face front fascia, a typical taillight bar, and a minimalist white interior with a centre‑mounted infotainment screen and physical buttons.
- 03Current Han models sell for 168,800–225,800 yuan and measure 4,995 mm length, 1,910 mm width, 1,495 mm height with a 2,920 mm wheelbase.
- 04BYD delivered 2,997 Han units in China in August 2026 after sales fell following the phase‑out of NEV subsidies in late 2025.
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