BYD Atto 3

  • BYD sets UK price for new Atto 3 Evo with orders opening Apr 2

    The entry-level Atto 3 Evo starts at £38,990 ($52,020) in the UK, offering a driving range of up to 316 miles.

  • BYD's global model Yuan Plus reaches 1 million sales milestone

    The Yuan Plus was initially launched in February 2022 and currently has a starting price range of RMB 115,800 ($16,110) to RMB 145,800 in China.

  • BYD completes deliveries of 1,000 Atto 3 EVs in South Korea in less than 2 months

    BYD has delivered its 1,000th Atto 3 in South Korea, just one and a half months after deliveries of the model began on April 14.

  • BYD forays into South Korean passenger car market with Atto 3 electric SUV

    BYD will start delivering the Atto 3 in South Korea in February and plans to launch the Seal electric sedan and Sealion 7 electric SUV in the country in the second half of this year.

  • BYD launches updated Yuan Plus with 12% lower starting price

    The updated Yuan Plus has a starting price of RMB 119,800, or about $16,650. The model is available in several overseas markets under the Atto 3 name.

  • BYD enters Rwanda with launch of Atto 3

    BYD entered into a partnership with Rwandan distributor CFAO Mobility in 2023, and the local launch of the Atto 3 marks its official entry into the East African market.

  • BYD launches Atto 3 in Philippines

    The Atto 3 -- BYD's first global model -- continues to sell well in regions including Thailand, Singapore, New Zealand, and Brazil, the company previously said.

  • BYD says Atto 3 well received in several countries, to launch more models in global markets

    In addition to the Atto 3, Dolphin and Seal, BYD said it will launch a number of competitive NEV models in global markets.

  • BYD launches Dolphin, Seal and Atto 3 in Hungary

    BYD has entered 19 European countries since announcing its entry into the European passenger car market at the Paris auto show in 2022.

  • India rejects BYD's $1 billion plant proposal, report says

    Indian officials raised security concerns about Chinese investment in India during deliberations, according to a report in the local Economic Times.