From:Internet Info Agency 2026-07-15 19:36:09
BYD’s Fangchengbao brand has officially launched a customizable vehicle delivery service, offering users three delivery options: Express, Standard, and Customized. The Express Delivery option includes vehicle inspection, insurance and temporary license plate processing, and key handover, completing the entire process in approximately one hour. The Standard Delivery package features a vehicle unveiling ceremony, photo session, feature walkthrough, and a welcome gift, taking about 1–2 hours. The Customized Delivery option allows customers to collaborate with dealerships to design personalized pickup experiences tailored to special occasions such as weddings, birthdays, or anniversaries. Additionally, Fangchengbao continues expanding its personalized services. In May 2025, the brand introduced the “BaoKuan” smart charging station upgrade kit priced at RMB 899, which includes a 7kW smart AC charging box assembly and a replacement service (retaining the original wiring). This charging product has also been relisted on the brand’s official accessories store. In terms of sales performance, Fangchengbao delivered a total of 234,637 vehicles in 2025, marking a year-over-year increase of 316.1%. In December 2025 alone, it sold 50,868 units, up 36% month-over-month and 345.5% year-over-year. In April 2025, Fangchengbao was recognized as the fastest-growing new energy vehicle startup brand, with monthly sales ranking among the top three in the new势力 segment.

Audi A2 E-Tron Prototype Spied Uncovered: Built on Dedicated EV Platform, Launching This Fall
European New Car Sales Rise 13% in June, Chinese Brands Surge 118%
NIO's All-New ES8 Hits 130,000 Deliveries; Spacious Five-Seater Now in Delivery
XPeng MONA L03 Core Component Suppliers and Tech Specs Revealed
Next-Gen Toyota Corolla to Offer EV Variant on New Multi-Powertrain Platform
LFP Sector to See High Growth and Structural Shortages in 2026
Toyota to Launch All-Electric Corolla to Counter Chinese EV Rivals
Foxconn Halts U.S. EV Project Over Tariffs, Shifts Focus to Poland and Japan