The electric car market in the Indian market is going to get more interesting soon. BYD’s luxury vehicle brand Denza has released a teaser of its new electric car Z9 GT. The company is going to launch in India on 13 November 2026. The first look of the car’s exterior design and cabin is seen in the teaser. The Z9 GT will be one of the two vehicles that the company will initially launch in the Indian market.

How is the design of the Denza Z9 GT?

The Denza Z9 GT is a four-door electric shooting brake car. Its design is quite different from the usual luxury cars. A sporty look and long body profile are available. Cars with this type of body style are now rarely seen in India. The company’s initial Indian lineup will also include the Z9 GT along with the D9 luxury MPV. However, both the vehicles are designed and used with different needs in mind.

A power of 1,156hp and a range of 600km

The Danza Z9 GT coming to India is expected to get three electric motors. One motor can be mounted in the front and two in the rear. All three motors together can produce 1,156hp. The car will have an all-wheel drive system and the company claims that it can accelerate from 0 to 100 kmph in just 2.7 seconds. Its top speed is said to be 270 kilometers per hour.

It is expected to get a 122.5kWh battery pack, which can give a WLTP range of up to 600 kilometers on a single charge. According to the company, the 1,500kW flash charger can charge the battery from 10 to 97 percent in just 9 minutes. However, the availability of such chargers in India is not yet clear. The car will also be available with rear-wheel steering. With its help, the car can move in a diagonal direction i.e. like a crab-walk.

How much could the price be?

The Denza Z9 GT is priced ex-showroom at around Rs. 1.2 crore to Rs. 1.5 crore is expected to be. While another car D9 luxury MPV can start price around Rs 80 lakh. Danza will sell its cars through its new showroom, separate from BYD’s existing showroom.

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