The Qin L’s exterior stays in line with the design language of the BYD Han. The front headlights are more elongated. It has a large grille built into the bumper. The side profile exhibits two distinct character lines resembling the Han. The dimensions of the new car are 4830/1900/1495 mm with a wheelbase of 2790 mm. Compared to the current Qin Plus model with dimensions of 4765/1837/1495 mm and a wheelbase of 2718 mm, the Qin L is larger overall.

Inside, there is a fully digital dashboard that complements a sizable central touchscreen. The steering wheel appears to be sporty with built-in controls. Below the central touchscreen, there appears to be a wireless charger. Since the Qin L has a longer wheelbase than the Qin Plus, it should be more spacious for the rear passengers. The car is expected to house the latest infotainment system from BYD.

BYD Qin L will have a plug-in hybrid system consisting of a 1.5L engine and an electric motor. It adopts BYD’s 5th-generation DM-i powertrain system. The engine will generate 74 kW, while the electric motor generates up to 160 kW. The car will come with lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries. The consumers will have two options, 15.874 kWh (90 km EV range) and 10.08 kWh (60km EV range).