Can BYD Tang DM-i's Advanced Driving Features Outshine Rivals?

On February 10, BYD Tang DM-i Smart Drive Edition was launched.

Let’s first look at the price. The Tang DM-i offers 4 models, priced at 179,800-219,800 yuan.

Next, let’s examine the product upgrades of the Tang DM-i. The most notable upgrade is undoubtedly the advanced “Eye of the God” intelligent driving system.

The top version of the Tang DM-i is equipped with the “Eye of the God B,” featuring LiDAR, five high-precision millimeter-wave radars, twelve ultrasonic radars, and twelve intelligent driving cameras, capable of urban navigation and valet parking.

Additionally, the Tang DM-i is equipped with the “Eye of the God C,” a vision-based solution with five high-precision millimeter-wave radars, twelve ultrasonic radars, and twelve intelligent driving cameras.

In terms of capabilities, the “Eye of the God C” can achieve functions like high-speed navigation and valet parking. According to official information, it can travel 1,000 kilometers with minimal need for manual intervention.

Beyond the intelligent driving system, other configurations of the Tang DM-i Smart Drive Edition have also been upgraded.

For instance, the Tang DM-i Smart Drive Edition now features a five-link rear suspension across all models, with the entry-level model equipped with an FSD variable damping suspension system.

Moreover, the second-tier and higher models of the Tang DM-i Smart Drive Edition are equipped with the Cloud-Peak-C system.

Regarding comfort features, the Tang DM-i Smart Drive Edition now comes standard with ventilated and heated front seats.

Overall, in the family SUV market around the 200,000 yuan range, as a large seven-seater vehicle, the Tang DM-i Smart Drive Edition has significantly enhanced its differentiated product competitiveness. Its performance in 2025 is highly anticipated.

This article is a translation by AI of a Chinese report from 42HOW. If you have any questions about it, please email bd@42how.com.