BYD will be launching a new brand in Malaysia by Q1 2025, confirmed Eagle Zhao, Managing Director of BYD Malaysia, during the launch of the BYD Seal Dynamic variant this morning. Zhao later clarified that the new brand will be Denza. Apart from its namesake BYD-badged cars, BYD’s portfolio of brands include Denza, Yangwang, and Formula Bao. Of the three, only Denza offers right-hand drive models. While Zhao didn't mention which Denza model will be launched in Malaysia, it's not a difficult guess

The Toyota Vellfire and Toyota Alphard are familiar sights around Hong Kong but the Chinese brands are slowly making their way to offer alternative solutions to the mobile breadbox duo. Besides the Zeekr 009, the Denza D9 is also available in the financial city as Hong Kong is the first right-hand drive (RHD) market to offer BYD’s rival against the Toyota twins. Denza is BYD’s high-end luxury sub-brand and if you think the name sounds similar to a certain German luxury marque, you’re not wrong.

BYD is previewing its Denza D9 DM-i plug-in hybrid (PHEV) MPV in Thailand at the ongoing Bangkok International Motor Show (BIMS 2024), as part of its growing range in the country that goes beyond the battery electric vehicles (BEVs) that they are usually known for. This D9 DM-i extends BYD's PHEV portfolio within the country, as the Seal U DM-i PHEV SUV is also set to be offered to the Thai market. In fact, the D9 DM-i's appearance completes its Thai line-up, as the D9 BEV was announced there at

Denza, the joint venture between BYD and Mercedes-Benz, has updated the Denza D9 MPV in China. Prices start from CNY 339,800 to CNY 600,600 (around RM 221k to RM 391k) across both Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) and (plug-in hybrid) PHEV variants. Exterior wise, the Denza D9 remains largely unchanged. The BEV model showcases a waterfall-style grille, while the PHEV version displays a large diamond-cut grille. The rear features a single full-width taillight unit. A new addition is soft-closing doo