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2025 BYD Denza B5 review: Quick drive

Last updated: June 10, 2025 6:05 pm
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The BYD Denza B5, known as the Fangchengbao Formula Leopard Bao 5 in China, is set to make waves in the Australian luxury SUV market. With a mid-to-large size, five-seat, four-wheel drive SUV, this model offers plug-in hybrid powertrain technology, luxurious features, and a bold presence.

Expected to be marketed under the BYD luxury brand Denza in Australia, the B5 is likely to come with a price tag starting around $70,000. While initial pricing in China ranges from 239,800 to 302,800 yuan (approximately A$51,700-$65,300), additional costs associated with importing the vehicle to Australia may increase the final price.

Inside, the Denza B5 impresses with its luxurious appointments and high-tech features. From heated, cooled, electric-powered, Nappa leather seats to a 15.6-inch touchscreen display, the interior exudes luxury and functionality. The center console houses various controls and a wireless phone charging pad, while the second row offers ample space and amenities for passengers.

Under the bonnet, the B5 boasts a powerful 1.5L turbo-petrol engine paired with front and rear electric motors, delivering a combined output of 505kW and 760Nm. The vehicle’s e-CVT transmission and all-wheel drive system ensure a dynamic and capable driving experience both on and off-road.

Safety features on the Denza B5 include an array of cameras, radars, and sensors for advanced driver assistance systems, as well as a high-strength steel frame construction. Standard safety equipment in China includes airbags, autonomous emergency braking, blind spot monitoring, and more.

In terms of ownership costs, the B5 may come with a six-year/150,000km warranty for the vehicle and an eight-year warranty for the battery pack. While specific details are yet to be confirmed, the Denza B5 is poised to offer a unique and compelling option in the Australian luxury SUV market.

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With its combination of off-road capability, high-tech powertrain, and luxurious interior, the BYD Denza B5 presents an intriguing proposition for Australian buyers. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting new addition to the luxury SUV segment.

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