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I had an excellent experience with a MY24 Sportage GTLS AWD PHEV in the past. I upgraded to a MY26 Sportage GTLS AWD because it had all the extra features I wanted, but a PHEV version is now available. Today, I've been perusing the upcoming BYD Ti7 because I'm truly longing for a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle. For nearly the same price as a brand-new Sportage PHEV, you can have this 7-seater PHEV with more than 400 horsepower, more than 70 miles of electric range, and ridiculous amount of technology. I approve of the design as a whole, even though it heavily borrows from LR Defender, particularly in the back 3/4. Is therapy necessary after contemplating a BYD?
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No, I really doubt that you do. Several of these budget-friendly Chinese automakers are now producing automobiles with respectable aesthetics, in my opinion! A former moderator of this forum has converted and is now a proud owner of one!
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However, it is entirely electric. In my opinion, PHEVs are useless.
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My intention is to visit BYD shops in December 2026 to view the Ti7 in person. In China, it is offered as a BYD Ti7, however internationally, it is known as a Fangchengbao Ti7, which is a more upscale brand of BYD. There appears to be a lot of vehicle for the price.
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