Featured EV
1 / 5 Images 
BYD Tang DM-i
7-Seat Plug-in Hybrid SUV (DM-i)
The BYD Tang in the Philippines is the Tang DM-i, a seven-seat plug-in hybrid. A 21.5 kWh Blade battery gives up to 110 km of pure-electric range, with a petrol generator extending total range to 1,160 km. From PHP 2,098,000.
*Ex-showroom Price in Manila
BYD Tang DM-i EV essentials
BYD Tang DM-i pros and cons
Pros
- Seven seats with a premium, tech-rich cabin
- Up to 110 km of pure-electric daily driving
- Huge 1,160 km total range - no range anxiety
- Strong performance: 267 hp, 0-100 in 7.5 seconds
- Safe Blade battery and a full suite of driver aids
- Competitively priced for an electrified seven-seater
Cons
- It is a plug-in hybrid, not a full electric vehicle
- Petrol engine means you still buy fuel on long trips
- EV-only range (110 km) is modest versus a full EV
- DC charging tops out at 40 kW
- Single trim limits choice in the Philippines
Best for
BYD Tang DM-i specifications
Hybrid System & Battery
Charging
Performance
Dimensions & Capacity
Comfort & Tech
Safety
Warranty
Features
Battery & Performance
- DM-i plug-in hybrid: 21.5 kWh Blade battery + 1.5L petrol generator
- Up to 110 km of pure-electric (EV-only) range
- Total range of up to 1,160 km with the petrol generator
- DC charging up to 40 kW: 30 to 80 percent in about 30 minutes
- AC charging via a Type 2 connector
- Safe BYD Blade (LFP) battery
- Regenerative braking to recover energy and extend range
Comfort & Interior
- Seven-seat (2+3+2) family layout
- Large rotating infotainment touchscreen
- Twin digital displays
- Apple CarPlay and Android Auto
- Premium, well-appointed cabin
- Multi-zone air conditioning
- Connected car technology
- Comfortable long-distance seating
Safety
- Adaptive cruise control
- Front-collision warning with autonomous emergency braking
- Rear cross-traffic alert with emergency braking
- Blind-spot monitoring
- 360-degree camera
- Multiple airbags
- Electronic Stability Control
- ISOFIX child seat anchors
BYD Tang DM-i trims and pricing
Compare available BYD Tang DM-i trims, their ex-showroom prices and key configuration details.
Tang DM-i (7-seater)
21.5 kWh Blade - 110 km EV / 1,160 km total - 267 hp
About BYD Tang DM-i
The BYD Tang is BYD’s big seven-seat family SUV, and in the Philippines it arrives as the Tang DM-i – a plug-in hybrid rather than a full EV. That is an important distinction: the Tang DM-i pairs a 21.5 kWh Blade battery and electric motor with a 1.5-litre petrol generator, so you get the smooth, quiet, electric driving most of the time, but with the long-distance freedom of a hybrid. If you have been searching BYD Tang reviews or its Philippine price, this is the model on sale here.
The numbers make a strong case. On battery alone the Tang DM-i covers up to 110 km – enough for most daily commutes purely on electricity – and with the petrol generator topping things up, total range stretches to an impressive 1,160 km. The system makes a combined 267 hp and 315 Nm, good for 0-100 km/h in 7.5 seconds and a 200 km/h top speed. You can charge the battery on DC at up to 40 kW (30 to 80 percent in about half an hour), or simply fill up with petrol on a long trip.
Inside, the Tang DM-i is a proper seven-seater with a premium feel: twin digital displays, a large rotating infotainment screen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, and a full suite of driver aids (adaptive cruise, autonomous emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert). Launched in the Philippines on 17 September 2025, the Tang DM-i is priced from ₱2,098,000, making it one of the most compelling electrified seven-seat SUVs in the market.
Trending news for BYD Tang DM-i
BYD Cars Philippines launched the seven-seat Tang DM-i on 17 September 2025, priced from PHP 2,098,000. It joins BYD's electrified line-up as a plug-in hybrid family SUV, pairing a 21.5 kWh Blade battery with a 1.5-litre generator for up to 110 km of pure-electric range and an impressive 1,160 km total range.
The Tang DM-i has quickly become a talking point among Philippine buyers searching for its price and specs, thanks to its strong 267 hp output, 7.5-second 0-100 km/h time, premium twin-screen cabin and full advanced driver-assistance suite. As a plug-in hybrid, it offers electric daily driving with no range anxiety - a practical stepping stone for families not yet ready for a full EV.
BYD Tang DM-i range and performance
The Tang DM-i is a plug-in hybrid, so it has two range figures. On the 21.5 kWh Blade battery alone it covers up to 110 km - enough for most daily commutes purely on electricity - and with the 1.5-litre petrol generator topping up, total range reaches up to 1,160 km. The combined system makes 267 hp and 315 Nm, dispatching 0-100 km/h in 7.5 seconds with a 200 km/h top speed.
The key appeal is flexibility: plug in at home and do your daily driving on cheap electricity, then rely on petrol for long provincial trips without stopping to charge. Regenerative braking helps stretch the electric range in city traffic. Just remember this is a hybrid, not a full EV - you will still buy fuel for longer journeys.
BYD Tang DM-i safety overview
The Tang DM-i comes with a comprehensive driver-assistance package, including adaptive cruise control, front-collision warning with autonomous emergency braking, rear cross-traffic alert with emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring and a 360-degree camera, plus multiple airbags and electronic stability control. The Tang model line has previously achieved a 5-star Euro NCAP rating, and the DM-i uses BYD's safe Blade (LFP) battery, known for excellent thermal stability. Confirm the exact safety equipment of the Philippine-spec car with BYD Cars Philippines.
BYD Tang DM-i battery and charging guide
As a plug-in hybrid, the Tang DM-i can be charged from the grid or simply refuelled with petrol. On DC it charges at up to 40 kW, taking the 21.5 kWh battery from 30 to 80 percent in about 30 minutes; it also supports AC charging via a Type 2 connector for home top-ups. For the best efficiency, charge regularly and keep daily trips within the 110 km EV range, using the petrol generator only for longer journeys. Regenerative braking recovers energy as you drive.
BYD Tang DM-i warranty details
BYD backs the Tang DM-i with a strong ownership package in the Philippines, typically including an 8-year high-voltage Blade battery warranty and a 6-year vehicle warranty (terms and mileage limits apply). The LFP Blade battery is designed for long life and high safety. Confirm the latest warranty conditions, service intervals and any promos with BYD Cars Philippines at purchase.
EV Running Cost Calculator
*Estimated figures based on entered electricity price, fuel price, mileage and average daily driving. Actual running costs can vary.
Related articles for BYD Tang DM-i
Frequently asked questions about BYD Tang DM-i
How much is the BYD Tang in the Philippines?
The BYD Tang DM-i is priced from PHP 2,098,000 in the Philippines, where it launched on 17 September 2025. There is a single seven-seat plug-in hybrid trim. Confirm the latest price and any promos with BYD Cars Philippines, as offers change.
Is the BYD Tang an EV or a hybrid?
In the Philippines the BYD Tang is sold as the Tang DM-i, which is a plug-in hybrid (PHEV), not a full electric vehicle. It drives on electricity for up to 110 km, then a 1.5-litre petrol generator extends the total range to around 1,160 km.
How does the BYD Tang DM-i charge?
You can charge the 21.5 kWh Blade battery on DC at up to 40 kW, taking it from 30 to 80 percent in about 30 minutes, or on AC via its Type 2 connector. You can also just refuel with petrol - the generator keeps the battery and motor working on long drives.
What is the fuel consumption and total range of the Tang DM-i?
Thanks to the DM-i plug-in hybrid system, the Tang is very efficient - if you charge regularly and keep trips within the 110 km EV range, you can do much of your driving on electricity. With the petrol generator, total range reaches up to 1,160 km, so fuel consumption in real use is low for a large seven-seat SUV.
Does the BYD Tang have regenerative braking?
Yes. The Tang DM-i uses regenerative braking to recover energy when you slow down or coast, feeding it back into the Blade battery to improve efficiency and extend your electric range, especially in city traffic.
What does Tang mean in BYD's line-up?
Tang is part of BYD's Dynasty series, which names models after historic Chinese dynasties (Tang, Han, Song, Qin). The Tang is the large seven-seat SUV of the family, sitting above smaller models in the range.
Owner feedback for BYD Tang DM-i
No approved owner feedback yet. Be the first to share your experience.
Available colours
The BYD Tang DM-i is offered in a premium palette suited to a large family SUV, typically including White, Black, Grey and Blue. Colour availability can vary, so confirm the options for the Philippine-spec Tang DM-i with BYD Cars Philippines at order.