BYD Denza N9 EV Specifications Unveiled, Offering Up to 890kW Power and 240km/h Speed
BYD Denza N9 All-Electric SUV Revealed with 1,194hp Tri-Motor Powertrain
BYD’s premium automotive brand Denza is preparing to expand its luxury SUV lineup with an all-electric version of the Denza N9. The upcoming electric SUV has appeared in an official regulatory filing, revealing its key specifications, powertrain configuration and exterior dimensions.
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The Denza N9 originally launched in March 2025 as a plug-in hybrid SUV, although an all-electric variant had been anticipated since its early development. The latest filing confirms that the fully electric model is moving closer to its market launch.
Denza N9 EV Features Powerful 890kW Tri-Motor AWD System
The all-electric Denza N9 will feature a three-motor all-wheel-drive system, consisting of one 270kW electric motor at the front and two 310kW motors at the rear.
Together, the motors deliver a combined peak output of 890kW (1,194hp), making the electric version significantly more powerful than the plug-in hybrid Flash Charging Edition introduced in May.
The regulatory filing also lists a maximum speed of 240km/h, highlighting the performance capabilities of the upcoming luxury electric SUV.
BYD Denza N9 Electric SUV Dimensions and Seating Options
The electric Denza N9 measures 5,270mm in length, 2,030mm in width and 1,830mm in height, with a wheelbase of 3,125mm.
Its listed curb weight ranges between 3,105kg and 3,180kg, depending on the configuration.
Unlike the plug-in hybrid model, which is available exclusively with six seats, the all-electric N9 will offer both five-seat and six-seat configurations, giving buyers additional flexibility.
Denza N9 EV Retains LiDAR and Premium Exterior Features
In terms of design, the all-electric version appears largely unchanged from the existing Denza N9. It retains the roof-mounted LiDAR sensor and features a panoramic glass roof and powered side steps as standard equipment.
The SUV will also ride on 22-inch wheels, while customers will have the option of selecting a two-tone exterior finish.
BYD FinDreams LFP Battery Confirmed, Driving Range Still Unknown
The regulatory filing confirms that the Denza N9 EV will use lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cells manufactured by FinDreams, BYD’s in-house battery division.
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However, the document does not reveal the battery’s capacity, estimated driving range or charging speeds.
These details are expected to become clearer when BYD officially introduces the electric SUV and announces its full technical specifications.
