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Report: Fangchengbao Titanium 9 to launch on November 19, featuring BYD flash-charging tech and second-generation Blade Battery

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IT Home, November 13: On November 11, Xiong Tianbo, general manager of BYD's Fangchengbao, shared information about the Titanium 9 on social media, saying the vehicle would officially launch after November 15. According to the "Di Fan Zhi Jia" WeChat account, the specific launch date is November 19. According to official information, the Titanium 9 adopts a 2+2+2 six-seat layout, and with a 3130mm ultra-long wheelbase and the space utilization of its boxy design, it achieves equal comfort across all three rows. In terms of seating, it debuts a zero-gravity rocking chair for the front passenger seat, zero-gravity second-row seats (140+° recline angle / power leg rest), and independent third-row seats (150+° recline angle / independent air vents / cup holders / charging ports); all seats are equipped with ventilation / heating / massage. For visual experience, the Titanium 9 has a 30-inch panoramic giant screen + a 21.4-inch rear ceiling-mounted screen. IT Home notes that the Titanium 9 is currently the only 9-series flagship model of the Fangchengbao brand, with four technologies standard across the range: the debut of the all-new DMS hybrid platform: DMS is built exclusively for th

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Reportedly, Fang Cheng Bao Tai 9 to Launch on November 19, with BYD Fast Charging Technology + Second-Generation Blade Battery

IT之家 November 13 news: On November 11, 熊甜波, General Manager of BYD Fang Cheng Bao Auto, reported information about the Tai 9 on social media, saying the car will officially go on sale after November 15. According to the "迪粉之家" WeChat official account, the specific launch date is November 19.

According to official information, the Tai 9 adopts a 2+2+2 large six-seat layout. Relying on a 3130mm ultra-long wheelbase and the space utilization of its boxy shape, it achieves three-row equality.

In terms of seat configuration, it debuts with a front passenger zero-gravity rocking chair, second-row zero-gravity seats (140+° recline angle / power leg rest), and third-row independent seats (150+° recline angle / independent air vents / cup holders / charging ports); all seats in the vehicle are equipped with ventilation / heating / massage. For visual experience, the Tai 9 has a 30-inch panoramic giant screen + 21.4-inch rear ceiling-mounted screen.

IT之家 notes that the Tai 9 is currently the only 9-series flagship model under the Fang Cheng Bao brand, and all variants come standard with four technologies:

  • First debut and first equipped with the all-new DMS hybrid platform: DMS is specially built for the Tai series, with comprehensive optimization from chassis structure to powertrain tuning;
  • BYD fast charging technology + second-generation Blade Battery: can achieve a good charge in 5 minutes and a full charge in 9 minutes, and at minus 30°, only 3 minutes more;
  • DiSus-A body control system (including road preview): senses road undulations ahead in advance and actively adjusts suspension damping, handling paved and unpaved roads with ease;
  • iATS intelligent all-terrain: intelligently identifies road conditions and automatically adjusts driving modes; for ice and snow, sand, mud, and gravel, the system automatically matches the most suitable power output and chassis settings;

As a hybrid large six-seat model, the Tai 9 has a combined range of 1630KM with a full tank and full charge. All variants come standard with the God's Eye B driver assistance system, adopt an ultra-high-strength steel cage body structure, and are equipped with the TSC high-speed tire blowout auxiliary stability control system and front high-performance six-piston fixed calipers.

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