There's so much adjustability, the Z9 GT can even keep the car on the road even if a tire explodes, up to 180 km/h (111 mph). In the video of our test drive above, you'll be able to see this ...

BYD claims its sleek new Denza Z9 GT became the “fastest new energy luxury car” to reach 10,000 deliveries. The luxury model sold for about $52,000 on average and is headed to Europe next to ...

The Z9 GT EV has a much larger 100.1 kWh battery that allows it to travel up to 391 miles (630 km) on one charge, although all these numbers are based on the optimistic Chinese test cycle, whose ...

BYD’s Denza brand unveiled the Z9 GT at the Beijing Auto Show in April. Powered by BYD’s new e-Platform 3.0, the flagship electric GT packs three motors providing nearly 1,000 hp. All that ...

To put it into perspective, a big car like the Z9 GT—measuring 5.2 meters (17 feet) long with a 3.13-meter (10.3 feet) wheelbase—can execute a U-turn in just 4.62 meters (15 feet).

The Z9 GT is the newest model from the BYD-owned Denza sub-brand that plans to launch in Australia in 2025 to provide “attainable luxury” to new car buyers. Think of it as BYD’s answer to ...

According to its German designer Wolfgang Egger, the Denza Z9 GT has been three years in the making. This premium model from the high-tech sub brand of Chinese manufacturing giant BYD is clearly aimed ...

The most affordable version, known as the Z9 GT PHEV Pro that’s priced from 334,800 yuan ($47,500), is based on the e3 platform and uses a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine producing 203 hp.

The Z9 GT is the newest model from the BYD-owned Denza sub-brand that plans to launch in Australia in 2025 to provide “attainable luxury” to new car buyers.

Don't miss out on the headlines from Motoring News. Followed categories will be added to My News. The Z9 GT is the newest model from the BYD-owned Denza sub-brand that plans to launch in Australia ...

The Z9 GT is the newest model from the BYD-owned Denza sub-brand that plans to launch in Australia in 2025 to provide “attainable luxury” to new car buyers.