Shanghai (Gasgoo)- On January 19, BYD officially released the interior images of two flagship models: the Han L and the Tang L, which made their world debuts on January 17.
Han L
The interior of the Han L features a dual-tone wrap-around seat design. The model is equipped with a digital instrument cluster and a floating central control screen, and supports the AR-HUD (Augmented Reality Heads-up Display) function. It adopts a hidden air vent and an electronic column-mounted gear shifter. The T-shaped center console retains some physical buttons.
The exterior of the Han L adopts BYD's latest "LOONG FACE" design language. The front features a closed-off grille, complemented by slim chrome strips connecting the headlights, giving it a sporty look. The side profile adopts a coupe-like design, paired with five-spoke two-tone wheels and red brake calipers, adding to its dynamic appeal. At the rear, the model is equipped with a full-width taillight.
In terms of dimensions, the Han L measures 5,050mm in length, 1,960mm in width, and 1,505mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2,970mm.
Tang L
The Tang L's interior also adopts a dual-tone and wraparound cockpit design. It is equipped with a full digital instrument cluster and a 15.6-inch central control screen, available with AR-HUD. The model incorporates hidden air vents and an electronic column-mounted gear shifter. The model features a "2+3+2" seating layout. The second and third rows can be folded down to provide 1,960L of trunk space.
The exterior of the Tang L also follows BYD's latest "LOONG FACE" design language. The front fascia features split headlights and an LED light strip at the top. The side profile showcases smooth and powerful lines, with a sloping roofline and low-resistance wheels, emphasizing a sense of strength. At the rear, the model features a light strip that stretches across the car's entire width.
As for size, the Tang L measures 5,040mm in length, 1,996mm in width, and 1,760mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2,950mm.
