BYD launches ultra‑fast Flash Charging network in Spain as European EV offerings expand
BYD began operating its Flash Charging system in Spain with the first 1.500 kW charger installed at its Leganés showroom. The charger can raise a 120 kWh battery from 10 % to 97 % in under nine minutes. Customers who purchase a Denza vehicle before September 2026 receive a free‑charging card valid for 18 months, and all other users will pay less than €0.50 per kWh.
In Argentina, BYD introduced the SEAL U DM‑i plug‑in hybrid SUV, offering up to 105 km of electric range and a combined 1 100 km autonomy, with a 5‑star Euro NCAP safety rating and a price of US$47 990.
Chinese automaker Changan reported selling 398 Deepal S05 PHEV units in Spain between February and June, highlighting a 272 hp version with a 68.8 kWh battery and WLTP range of 485 km. The company targets 6 000 units in Europe this year and is considering establishing a European headquarters in Spain.
Škoda unveiled the Peaq, a seven‑seat large electric SUV boasting up to 638 km of range on a 91 kWh battery, a 13.6‑inch vertical touchscreen, and a starting price of €45 980 for the Spanish market.
Jeep announced its future European lineup, including the all‑electric Recon SUV slated for launch next year and two new B‑segment SUVs (compact and large) planned between 2028 and 2030, all featuring hybrid or electric powertrains.
Farizon presented the V7E electric van in Spain, priced from €20 000, delivering 475 km of urban range, a 110 kW motor, 6.95 m³ cargo capacity, and fast‑charging capability up to 100 kW.
Other EV news includes the Hyundai Ioniq 5’s 800 V battery system that can add 336 km of range in 15 minutes.