BYD brings it’s luxury electric brand Denza into India, introduces two models
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Published - November 13, 2026 02:28 pm IST - MUMBAI
The Denza Z9GT electric supercar on display at the 2026 Paris Motor Show in Paris. | Photo Credit: Reuters
Chinese electric vehicles major BYD has introduced it’s luxury electric brand Denza in India by launching two models, D9, a luxury high Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV) starting at ex showroom price of ₹90 lakh and a spots car called Z9 GT starting ₹1.57 crore, ex showroom.
The company will have dedicated showrooms for Denza in six cities namely Mumbai, Gurugram, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad.
The company has opened bookings from Friday (November 13,2026)with a down payment of ₹10 lakh.
The Denza branded started in 2010 through a joint venture between BYD and Mercedes-Benz is available in over 100 countries and is known for technology and innovation.
BYD India has so far sold over 20,000 cars in India through it’s 50 showrooms in 40 cities.
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