BYD's latest trick for taking on Tesla in China's brutally competitive auto market is built-in drones. The Chinese EV giant unveiled a vehicle-mounted drone system on Sunday, allowing drivers to take ...

TL;DR: BYD, the world's largest EV manufacturer, has partnered with DJI to introduce the Lingyuan drone system in China. This innovative system, available for 16,000 yuan, integrates a drone with EVs, ...

Budding filmmakers who are also fans of the Chinese BYD brand might be interested to know they can now launch a drone directly from the roof of their car and pilot it remotely. As part of a ...

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Drone specialist DJI has partnered with Chinese auto giant BYD to create Lingyuan (“Sprite Kite”), which puts a drone station on the top of a car. At first glance, the idea looks a little goofy.

In brief: The EV wars between BYD and Tesla have taken to the skies – well, sort of. The Chinese automaker is now shipping some of its offerings with a drone system mounted on the roof. Called ...

The roof-mounted drone-launching compartment, called ‘Lingyuan,’ is now available for all BYD models. The roof-mounted drone-launching compartment, called ‘Lingyuan,’ is now available for all BYD ...

Chinese automaker BYD has just released a new feature that feels ripped from the pages of a sci-fi movie: a roof-mounted drone docking station. It’s called the Ling Yuan system, and it promises to ...

BYD has partnered with drone manufacturer DJI to introduce a new feature that brings science fiction to reality — a drone launch system integrated directly into a car’s roof. Designed for seamless ...

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