BYD’s Fangchengbao launches Fang S and SGT sedans in China, starting at 189,900 yuan
On September 16, BYD subsidiary Fangchengbao launched the Fang S sports sedan and Fang SGT shooting brake in China, priced between 189,900 and 239,900 yuan. The models feature 490 kW powertrain, 3.6-second 0-100 km/h acceleration, second-generation Blade Battery, and Yunqing-M intelligent suspension. The launch targets the competitive 200,000-yuan pure-electric sedan market, with deliveries beginning within a week.
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BYD's Fangchengbao S Series Launches with Second-Generation Blade Battery, Supports Flash Charging
On September 20, BYD (002594.SZ) released an investor relations activity record regarding the launch of its Fangchengbao brand's Fangcheng S and SGT models. The dual models were officially launched on September 16. The Fangcheng S is priced at 189,900-229,900 RMB, while the SGT is priced at 219,900-239,900 RMB. The entire lineup is equipped with the second-generation blade battery, natively supports flash charging, and offers Yunian-M and Yunian-A suspension options. The all-wheel-drive version achieves a 0-100 km/h acceleration time of 3.6 seconds.
Read sourceBYD's FangChengBao Launches Fang S Sedan, Enters 200,000-Yuan EV Market
On September 16, BYD's personalized brand FangChengBao launched its first sedan, the Fang S, and the Fang S GT in Shanghai, marking BYD's official entry into the fiercely competitive 200,000-yuan-class (approx. $28,000) pure electric sedan market. The Fang S is a mid-to-large pure electric coupe priced at 189,900-229,900 yuan, while the Fang S GT shooting brake is priced at 219,900-239,900 yuan. Deliveries begin within a week. This is FangChengBao's third product line after the Bao series (off-road SUVs) and Titanium series (city SUVs). General Manager Xiong Tianbo stated the sedan launch was planned since the brand's 2023 inception under its '2+X' product system, aiming to create an aesthetically pleasing vehicle rather than merely filling a product gap. The starting price is 40,000 yuan lower than the pre-sale range of 230,000-280,000 yuan. The Fang S enters a market dominated by the Xiaomi SU7, which sold 21,000 units in July 2026 and has cumulative deliveries exceeding 500,000 since March 2024. Key differentiators include BYD's DiSus-M intelligent magnetorheological suspension (previously found in million-yuan supercars), second-generation blade battery, 800V fast charging, up to 900 km CLTC range, and full-standard advanced driver assistance. The Fang S starts 30,000 yuan below the Xiaomi SU7 standard edition and 32,600 yuan below the Tesla Model 3 rear-drive limited-time price. FangChengBao's monthly deliveries reached 41,000 in July 2026, up 190.6% year-on-year, with cumulative brand sales exceeding 500,000 units.
Read sourceFangchengbao Launches S Sports Sedan and SGT Shooting Brake, Starting at 189,900 Yuan
On September 16, Fangchengbao, a BYD subsidiary, officially launched the Fang S sports sedan and Fang SGT shooting brake in China. The Fang S is priced between 189,900 and 229,900 yuan, while the SGT ranges from 219,900 to 239,900 yuan. The models feature a 'Life Metal Aesthetics' design with six exterior colors and three interior schemes. The cockpit emphasizes driving pleasure with integrated sport seats, a hexagonal steering wheel, and a 20-speaker Devialet audio system. Powertrain output is 490 kW (666 hp), achieving 0-100 km/h in 3.6 seconds. The chassis uses Yunqing-M intelligent magnetorheological suspension. Safety features include a high-speed flat-tire stabilization system and BYD's second-generation Blade Battery. Fangchengbao positions the S series as a return to automotive roots targeting the sports sedan market, offering customization options. The article notes that the brand's previous Titanium 7 model sold over 250,000 units, but the 200,000 yuan pure-electric sedan segment is highly competitive, and the new models' success depends on user recognition.
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Fangchengbao Launches S and SGT Sedans Starting at 189,900 Yuan
On September 16, Fangchengbao, a BYD subsidiary, officially launched the Fang S sports sedan and Fang SGT shooting brake in China, priced between 189,900 and 239,900 yuan. The Fang S offers rear-wheel-drive (705 km range) and four-wheel-drive (710 km range) versions, while the SGT provides rear-wheel-drive options with 710 km and 805 km ranges. Both models feature a 'Living Metal Aesthetics' design, six exterior colors, and three interior color schemes. Key selling points include a 490 kW (666 hp) powertrain with 0-100 km/h acceleration in 3.6 seconds, Yunqing-M intelligent magnetorheological suspension, and a 20-speaker Devialet audio system. Safety features include a high-speed tire burst stabilization system and BYD's second-generation Blade Battery. Fangchengbao positions the series as a return to automotive roots, targeting the competitive 200,000 yuan pure-electric sedan market. The brand's previous model, the Titanium 7, has sold over 250,000 units, providing a market foundation. The article questions whether the new models' lower entry prices and personalized positioning can capture market share.
Fangchengbao Launches S and SGT Sedans in China, Starting at 189,900 Yuan
On September 16, Chinese automaker Fangchengbao (a BYD subsidiary) officially launched its all-scenario personality sedans, the Fang S and Fang SGT. The Fang S, a sports sedan, is priced between 189,900 and 229,900 yuan, while the SGT, a shooting brake variant, ranges from 219,900 to 239,900 yuan. Both models feature a 'Life Metal Aesthetics' design language, with multiple exterior and interior color options, and customizable features like peelable liquid wrap films and sports kits. The vehicles emphasize driving experience with a focus on 'returning to the essence of driving,' including an integrated sports seat, hexagonal steering wheel, and a 20-speaker Devialet audio system. Power output is 490 kW (666 hp) with a 0-100 km/h acceleration time of 3.6 seconds. The chassis uses Yunqing-M intelligent magnetorheological suspension. Safety features include a high-speed flat-tire stabilization system and BYD's second-generation Blade Battery. The launch aims to enter the sports sedan market, building on the success of the Fangchengbao Titanium 7, which has sold over 250,000 units. The article notes that the 200,000-yuan-class pure electric sedan market is competitive, and the new models' success will depend on user recognition.