Exterior
A car like this doesn’t need to be exciting. It isn’t trying to be, and that’s fine.
Measure it and you get 4,260 mm long, 1,760 mm wide, 1,530 mm tall, riding on a 2,610 mm wheelbase. Compact hatchback territory. In dense cities — the kind where parking is a contact sport and a big SUV is a liability rather than a status symbol — that footprint is the whole pitch.
The shape is clean and a bit rounded, with a blanked-off nose that tells you it’s electric. Inoffensive. And in this class I mean that as praise, not a dig. Someone buying their first EV usually wants a car that looks like a car. Not a spaceship, not a statement. This one reads as a hatchback, parks like a hatchback, and never forces the owner into a conversation with the neighbours.
Here’s the bit distributors underrate. The small footprint is something you can actually *demonstrate*. Walk a customer over to a tight bay, have them watch it slot in, and the argument makes itself. Show the turning circle and they get it even faster. Narrow roads, high density — that’s where the volume lives in this size class.
Interior
Five doors, and a cabin that’s honest about what it is. The materials are durable rather than plush. Right call, honestly, at this money. Everything you grab feels like it’ll survive a few years of hard use, and in the entry electric segment that beats soft-touch plastics every time.
Up front there’s plenty of room for adults. The back is usable, not generous. It’s a compact car — and dressing it up in your marketing only manufactures unhappy customers later. Two adults in the back? Comfortable. Three? A squeeze, and only for short hops. The boot is a proper hatchback shape too: modest with the seats up, genuinely handy with them folded.
One thing worth flagging, because it’s easy to miss. In a lot of markets this car sells as a second car, or a first-job car. For both of those, the ownership routine is what closes the deal, not the spec sheet. Plug in at home overnight. Drive all week. Spend almost nothing on energy. Train your sales staff to walk a customer through that in plain words. It’s more persuasive than any brochure.
Powertrain and Chassis
The numbers stay simple, and that’s on purpose. One motor up front, 70 kW — 95 hp. A 43.2 kWh lithium iron phosphate pack. CLTC range: 405 km.
Let me be blunt about the output. 95 hp is not a lot. Anyone stepping out of a bigger car will feel it on a long motorway climb, and no point pretending otherwise. What you get in return is efficiency, and 405 km out of a battery that size is genuinely strong — BYD’s work here is the real engineering story. In city traffic, which is where this car belongs, the instant torque makes the BYD e2 feel perfectly adequate. That 0-50 km/h sprint takes 4.9 seconds. For urban driving, it’s the number that counts.
The LFP chemistry is the sensible pick for this segment, and it’s worth explaining out loud to customers. It shrugs off regular full charging without the degradation worries of other chemistries, it’s thermally stable, and it lasts. Buyers who can’t afford to be precious about charging habits get real value from that — it’s not a footnote.
Chassis is conventional front-drive, tuned for comfort and efficiency rather than handling. Sensible brief for the BYD e2, in my view. Ask us for exact tyre and brake specs per variant so your listings stay accurate.
FAQ
Who is the e2 actually for? Three types, realistically. City commuters who want a cheap, simple electric second car and have somewhere to charge overnight. Small businesses and delivery operators who care about running costs and need something that fits narrow streets. And fleet buyers assembling an urban pool where cost per kilometre beats badge appeal every time. It is not a long-distance car. In most markets it is not a family’s only vehicle either. Say that plainly and you’ll sell it well — and you’ll get fewer returns.
Is the 405 km range figure realistic? On the CLTC cycle, yes. That’s the certified number, and it’s the one you can quote. Real world, expect less. Cold weather, sustained motorway speed, aircon working hard — all of it bites. What rescues the figure is the battery-to-weight ratio. The e2 is light, so the drop-off isn’t as brutal as on a heavier EV. For daily urban use, most owners never get near empty. Be straight with customers about winter range. That’s how you avoid complaints.
What does a distributor need to support this model? It’s one of the easiest cars we supply to service, honestly. No engine. No transmission. No oil. No exhaust. Your workshop does need high-voltage safety training, battery-safe lifting gear and our diagnostic tools. Consumables are tyres, brakes, cabin filters, brake fluid. The LFP pack is tough and doesn’t demand the careful charge-window management some chemistries do. Mention that to fleet customers — the low service burden shifts their whole total-cost calculation.
How do I import the BYD e2 to my country? Send us your destination and you’ll get a precise answer, not a general one. You’ll need homologation or type approval. For a BEV, the next question is charging standard — connector type and on-board charger spec vary market by market. We supply the commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin and conformity documentation, plus third-party inspection reports if your customs authority asks for them. Battery transport paperwork is standard with us. Shipping economics help too: the e2’s compact size means good container utilisation, and that shows up in your landed cost.
How do you supply the BYD e2 and how do we start? We’re a Chinese export company, and we supply you direct. Container shipping is the natural route for this one — the small footprint gives you strong utilisation per box. We handle factory allocation, pre-shipment inspection, export documentation and stevedoring, and we keep you posted through build and transit. To start, send your company details, target market, the trim you want and a first-year volume figure. You’ll get availability, lead times and a formal quotation back.
| 2024 BYD e2 Pride Edition Comfort | 2024 BYD e2 Pride Edition Deluxe | |
|---|---|---|
| Basic Information | ||
| Availability | 2024.03 | 2024.03 |
| vehicle class | Compact two-seater | Compact two-seater |
| Length*Width*Height(mm) | 4260*1760*1530 | 4260*1760*1530 |
| Type of energy | all-electric | all-electric |
| CLTC pure electric range (km) | 405 | 405 |
| Total motor power (kW) | 70 | 70 |
| Total motor torque (N-m) | 180 | 180 |
| Maximum speed (km/h) | 130 | 130 |
| Battery Type | lithium iron phosphate battery | lithium iron phosphate battery |
| Battery capacity (kWh) | 43.2 | 43.2 |
| Fast charging capacity (%) | 80 | 80 |
| Warranty Policy | Six years or 150,000 kilometers | Six years or 150,000 kilometers |
| body of automobile | ||
| Length (mm) | 4260 | 4260 |
| Width (mm) | 1760 | 1760 |
| Height (mm) | 1530 | 1530 |
| Wheelbase (mm) | 2610 | 2610 |
| Front wheelbase(mm) | 1490 | 1490 |
| Rear wheelbase(mm) | 1470 | 1470 |
| Weight (kg) | 1340 | 1340 |
| Number of doors (pcs) | 5 | 5 |
| Number of seats (pcs) | 5 | 5 |
| electric motor | ||
| Total motor power (kW) | 70 | 70 |
| Total motor torque (N-m) | 180 | 180 |
| Maximum power of front electric motor (kW) | 70 | 70 |
| Maximum torque of front motor (N-m) | 180 | 180 |
| CLTC pure electric range (km) | 405 | 405 |
| Battery capacity (kWh) | 43.2 | 43.2 |
| 100km power consumption (kWh/100km) | 10.3 | 10.3 |
| Motor structure | permanent magnetism | permanent magnetism |
| Principle of motor operation | synchronization | synchronization |
| Number of drive motors | single motor | single motor |
| Motor Layout | preamplifier | preamplifier |
| Battery Type | lithium iron phosphate battery | lithium iron phosphate battery |
| Battery Cell Brands | Ferdi (surname) | Ferdi (surname) |
| Battery cooling method | liquid cooling | liquid cooling |
| power exchange | unsupported | unsupported |
| Battery Energy Density(Wh/kg) | 140 | 140 |
| Fast charging capacity (%) | 80 | 80 |
| Battery Pack Warranty | Unlimited years/mileage for first owner (liability waivers are subject to official terms) | Unlimited years/mileage for first owner (liability waivers are subject to official terms) |
| Battery preheating | ● | ● |
| external discharge | ● | ● |
| Chassis/steering | ||
| Driving form | front drive | front drive |
| Front suspension type | MacPherson independent suspension | MacPherson independent suspension |
| Rear suspension type | Torsion beam non-independent suspension | Torsion beam non-independent suspension |
| Steering assist form | electric power assist | electric power assist |
| Wheels/Brakes | ||
| Front/Rear Brake Type | Ventilated Disc Type / Disc Type | Ventilated Disc Type / Disc Type |
| Parking brake type | electronic parking | electronic parking |
| Front Tire Specification | 205/60 R16 | 205/60 R16 |
| Rear Tire Specification | 205/60 R16 | 205/60 R16 |
| Wheel Material | steel (chemistry) | aluminum |
| Active/passive safety features | ||
| ABS anti-lock | ● | ● |
| Brake force distribution (EBD/CBC etc.) | ● | ● |
| Brake Assist (BA/EBA/BAS etc.) | ● | ● |
| Traction control (ASR/TCS/TRC etc.) | ● | ● |
| Stability Control (ESC/ESP/DSC etc.) | ● | ● |
| front exhaust airbag | :: Driver's airbag | :: Driver's airbag |
| ●Passenger airbag | ●Passenger airbag | |
| Tire Pressure Detection Device | ● Alarms | ● Alarms |
| Seat Belt Reminder | ●Principal Driver | ●Principal Driver |
| ISOFIX child fixed seats | ● | ● |
| Auxiliary/Manipulation Configurations | ||
| parking radar | ● Post | ● Post |
| Driver Assistance Video | ● Backup camera | ● Backup camera |
| cruise control | ●Cruise control | ●Cruise control |
| Driving Mode Switching | :: Campaigns | :: Campaigns |
| :: Economy | :: Economy | |
| :: Snow | :: Snow | |
| hill-holding aid | ● | ● |
| automatic parking | ● | ● |
| remote control | ● | ● |
| External/anti-theft configurations | ||
| roof rack | ● | ● |
| Key Type | ●Remote key | ●Remote key |
| ● Bluetooth key | ● Bluetooth key | |
| ●NFC/RFID key | ●NFC/RFID key | |
| Keyless entry | ● | ● |
| Keyless Start System | ● | ● |
| Remote start function | ● | ● |
| Central locking in the car | ● | ● |
| Internal Configuration | ||
| Steering wheel material | :: Plastics | ● Leather |
| Steering Wheel Adjustment | ● Manual | ● Manual |
| Adjustable up and down | Adjustable up and down | |
| Steering wheel functions | :: Multifunctionality | :: Multifunctionality |
| center armrest | ●Forward | ●Forward |
| Sun visor vanity mirror | ● | ● |
| Liquid crystal instrument size | 8.8 inches | 8.8 inches |
| Built-in car recorder | - | ● |
| Intelligent Hardware | ||
| Number of ultrasonic radars | :: 4 | :: 4 |
| seating | ||
| Seat Material | :: Fabrics | :: Imitation leather |
| Integral adjustment of the main driver's seat | ●Before and after | ●Before and after |
| ●Backrests | ●Backrests | |
| ●High/Low (2-way) | ●High/Low (2-way) | |
| Passenger seat overall adjustment | ●Before and after | ●Before and after |
| ●Backrests | ●Backrests | |
| Second row seat adjustment | ● Integral lowering | ● Integral lowering |
| multimedia | ||
| Large color screen in the center console | ● | ● |
| satellite navigation system | ● | ● |
| Navigating the road information display | ● | ● |
| In-vehicle Intelligent System | ●DiLink | ●DiLink |
| Mobile APP Remote Function | ● Vehicle start-up | ● Vehicle start-up |
| ● Air conditioning control | ● Air conditioning control | |
| :: Vehicle condition check/diagnosis | :: Vehicle condition check/diagnosis | |
| :: Vehicle location/search | :: Vehicle location/search | |
| Bluetooth/Car Phone | ● | ● |
| Number of audio speakers | 4 | 4 |
| Voice Recognition Control System | :: Multimedia systems | :: Multimedia systems |
| :: Navigation | :: Navigation | |
| :: Telephone | :: Telephone | |
| :: Air conditioning | :: Air conditioning | |
| Center screen size | ●10.1 inches | ●12.8 inches |
| Voice assistant wake words | Hello, Dee. | Hello, Dee. |
| 4G/5G networks | ●4G | ●4G |
| Telematics | ● | ● |
| OTA upgrade | ● | ● |
| Interface Support | ●USB port | ●USB port |
| illumination | ||
| low beam (headlights) | ● Halogen | ●LED |
| high beam (headlights) | ● Halogen | ●LED |
| LED daytime running lights | - | ● |
| Adjustable headlights | ● | ● |
| Automatic headlights | ● | ● |
| Delayed headlight off | ● | ● |
| Glass/Mirror | ||
| power window | ●Forward | ●Forward |
| ● Post | ● Post | |
| rearview mirror | ●Motorized adjustment | ●Motorized adjustment |
| ●Heating | ●Heating | |
| rearview mirror | ●Manual anti-glare | ●Manual anti-glare |
| Air conditioners/refrigerators | ||
| Air conditioning control method | ● Automatic control | ● Automatic control |
| PM2.5 filtration | ● | ● |
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