BYD reveals tech-savvy 5-seat SUV interior with two massive 30-inch+ screens
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BYD offered an early look at the third-generation Tang’s interior, its flagship “tech-savvy” five-seat electric SUV.
The third-generation Tang is set to go on sale later this year, joining the full-size Great Tang (Da Tang in China) as a smaller, five-seat flagship SUV.
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