From:Internet Info Agency 2026-11-06 12:00:15
On November 6, 2026, Fang Cheng Bao released the second installment of the "Answering Netizens' Questions" for the Titan 9, announcing that the new vehicle will officially launch in November. At the end of October, display cars of the Titan 9 have successively begun shipping to stores nationwide. According to Xiong Tianbo, General Manager of BYD Group's Fang Cheng Bao Division, the Fang Cheng Bao Titan 9 will officially launch after November 15, and the team will prepare in-stock vehicles in advance. Meanwhile, display cars and test-drive vehicles will gradually arrive at stores by the end of October. The Titan 9 is currently the only 9-series flagship model under the Fang Cheng Bao brand. It is a hybrid large six-seat vehicle with a combined range of 1,630 km on a full tank and full charge. The vehicle comes standard with four technologies across all variants: the debut of the DMS all-new hybrid platform; BYD's flash charging technology and second-generation Blade Battery, enabling a 5-minute charge to a good level and a 9-minute charge to full, with only 3 extra minutes needed at minus 30°C; the YunNian-A body control system (including road surface preview); and the iATS intelligent all-terrain system. In addition, the Titan 9 comes standard with the God's Eye B advanced driver assistance system across all variants, adopts an ultra-high-strength steel cage body structure, and is equipped with the TSC high-speed tire blowout assist stability control system and front high-performance six-piston fixed calipers. Additionally, the SHARK pickup is planned to launch and begin deliveries simultaneously between late November and early December after the Titan 9's release.

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