BYD announces Dolphin Mini below R$99 thousand for direct sale

BYD is preparing special conditions to expand sales in the Brazilian market with the start of national assembly in Camaçari (BA) and the launch of the Dolphin Mini GLentry-level version of the 100% electric compact. The hatchback will be the brand’s first car under R$ 100 milthe result of the combination of tax incentives and direct sales policy.

According to BYD, the Dolphin Mini GL will have a suggested public price of R$ 118.990, but, with 10% discounts for micro-enterprises and rural producers, the value drops to R$107,091. Now for people with disabilities (PWD)exempt from IPI and ICMS, the final price is R$ 99.990and for taxi driversR$ 98,590. This policy places the model in an unprecedented range for electric vehicles in Brazil, at a time when Renault launches the.

O Dolphin Mini use it already Blade batterylithium-iron-phosphate, and an electric motor with 75 hp and 13.8 kgfm of torque. In the GL version, the battery has the capacity to 30,08 kWhcom autonomy of up to 250 km through the cycle of Inmetro — which classified the model in the energy efficiency category B. In higher versions, the battery increases to 38 kWh and the range reaches 280 km.

With compact dimensions and a technological interior, the Dolphin Mini focuses on functional design and a good relationship between cost, efficiency and internal space. The project follows the brand’s global visual line, with headlights integrated into the bumper, smooth lines and a proposal aimed at urban centers.

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O Camaçari Industrial Complexin Bahia, will be responsible for assembling three main models: Dolphin Mini, BYD King (hybrid sedan) and BYD Song Pro (hybrid SUV). EITHER King GLthe brand’s best-selling hybrid, part of R$ 169.990but, with discounts and exemptions, it can reach R$ 124.990. Already the Song Pro GLwith an original price of R$ 189.990falls to R$ 132.990 under the same conditions. Both versions will be focused on direct sales and should be produced locally by early 2026.

With the nationalization of products, the aim is to reduce logistical costs and make its vehicles more competitive in relation to combustion models. The brand, which already accounts for seven in every ten electric vehicles sold in the country, intends to increase its share in the entry-level market with the Dolphin Mini, targeting mainly urban consumers and fleet owners.