Denza Z Convertible Debuts at Beijing Auto Show 2026 with Sub-2s Acceleration
At the Beijing Auto Show 2026, Denza — the premium brand backed by BYD — unveiled an impressive lineup of vehicles, including the all-new Denza Z Convertible, alongside updated versions of the D9 MPV, N9 SUV, and N8L hybrid SUV. The showcase highlights Denza’s push across multiple segments, from luxury MPVs to high-performance electric supercars.
Denza Z Convertible: A 1000+ HP Electric Supercar



The spotlight of the event was undoubtedly the Denza Z Convertible, making its global debut. The model will be offered in coupe, convertible, and track-focused versions, featuring a four-seat layout.
The convertible adopts a soft-top roof that neatly folds into the rear compartment, maintaining sleek proportions. Its design emphasizes aerodynamics without overly aggressive styling, featuring flush door handles, large alloy wheels, and performance brake calipers.
Inside, the cabin combines a digital instrument cluster with a floating square infotainment display, along with wireless charging and physical controls.
Performance is where the Denza Z truly stands out:



The car is also equipped with advanced technologies such as:
- Steer-by-wire system
- DiSus-M suspension
- Full drive-by-wire chassis
- “Yi San Fang” vehicle control system
Denza confirmed that the Z will officially launch at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in July 2026, with overseas markets receiving it first, followed by China.
Updated Denza D9: Smarter and More Luxurious MPV
The refreshed Denza D9 features a redesigned front fascia with a new chrome grille, giving it a more premium appearance while retaining its signature styling.


Key specs:
- Dimensions: 5250 × 1960 × 1900 mm
- Wheelbase: 3110 mm
Inside, the D9 offers a high-tech cockpit:
- 50-inch AR-HUD
- 15.6-inch rotating central display
- Dual 10.25-inch digital mirrors
- Five-screen ecosystem
Comfort is a major focus with:
- Zero-gravity second-row seats
- Roof-mounted entertainment screen
- Partitioned cabin

Powertrain options:
Plug-in Hybrid (DM-i 5.0):
- 1.5T engine + dual motors
- Total output: 360 kW
- Electric range: 401 km (CLTC)
- Fuel consumption: 6.35 L/100 km
Fully Electric Version:
- Dual-motor AWD
- Range up to 800 km (CLTC)
- Blade Battery Gen 2 + ultra-fast charging
- 70% charge in 5 minutes
Updated Denza N9: Large SUV with Enhanced Luxury
The Denza N9 remains a full-size SUV, with subtle design upgrades and improved premium details.


Highlights:
- New 22-inch chrome wheels
- Signature LED lighting and closed front grille
- Refined exterior accents
Dimensions:
- 5258 × 2030 × 1830 mm
- Wheelbase: 3125 mm
Powertrain:
- 2.0T plug-in hybrid system
- Triple-motor setup:
- Front motor: 200 kW
- Rear motors: 240 kW each
Battery:
- 75.264 kWh Blade Battery (Gen 2)
- Range:
- 420 km (CLTC)
- 301–315 km (WLTC)
Fuel consumption improved to 6.9 L/100 km.
Denza N8L: New Six-Seat Hybrid SUV
The newly introduced Denza N8L expands the lineup as a six-seat plug-in hybrid SUV with a strong focus on technology and practicality.


Key specs:
- Dimensions: 5200 × 1999 × 1820 mm
- Wheelbase: 3075 mm
Features:
- Closed grille + split headlights
- Optional two-tone body and electric side steps
- Advanced driver assistance with LiDAR
The system supports:
- City navigation assist
- Highway NOA
- Automated parking
- Traffic light recognition

Powertrain:
- 2.0T engine (152 kW)
- Triple-motor system: 560 kW total output
- Battery: 75.264 kWh
- Electric range: 430 km (CLTC)
Conclusion
With the debut of the Denza Z Convertible and upgrades across its lineup, Denza is clearly positioning itself as a serious competitor in both luxury EV and hybrid segments. From ultra-fast electric supercars to tech-packed family vehicles, the brand is leveraging BYD’s advanced platform and battery technology to expand globally.

