On November 20th, Xiong Tianbo, the general manager of BYD’s F3DM division, revealed the company’s future product plans and more during an interview with DCar. Xiong Tianbo stated that the F3DM F5 will begin mass deliveries within a week from November 20th, and the previously announced F8 and F3 will be introduced to the public in the second half of next year. She also disclosed more details about the two models: the F3 will be a pure electric A-class model, while the F8 is a larger model than the F5 under the DM-o platform. The F8 and F3 made their debut in August during the F3DM brand and technology launch event as “One more thing.” The F8 features a more aggressive exterior design language compared to the F5, with the official description stating that it “combines cyber-industrial aesthetics with muscularity” and has a “strong, large volume” and “high-end, pure body surface.” In terms of details, the vehicle incorporates various futuristic design elements, including a closed front grille, hidden door handles, and electronic rearview mirrors.
The official of Formula Leopard revealed at the press conference that the third model, Leopard 3, is also in the research and development stage. From the PPT officially released at the scene, it can be vaguely seen that the car will be a compact hardcore off-road vehicle, and the actual car has not yet been unveiled. At that time, Formula Leopard will form a “Formula Leopard 583 Hardcore Family” product matrix, claiming to “provide more exclusive support for the personalized car needs of different groups”.
The following are some on-site real photos of the concept car Leopard 8 attached to IT Home.
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