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Chinese EV maker BYD has unveiled its budget-friendly Dolphin Surf in Berlin, intensifying competition in Europe's electric car market with prices starting at just €19,990.
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD introduced its low-cost Dolphin Surf model in Berlin on Wednesday, marking the company’s tenth EV launch in Europe. The new release is expected to intensify pressure on European automakers to provide more affordable electric alternatives.
The Dolphin Surf will be offered in three variants, starting at €22,990 (approximately $26,100) with a range of 322 kilometers, and going up to €24,990 for a model offering up to 507 kilometers of driving range. However, until the end of June, all three versions will be available at discounted prices ranging from €19,990 to €24,990, according to BYD’s sales chief, Patrick Schulz.
The competitive pricing highlights a growing challenge for European manufacturers: cost remains a significant barrier to broader EV adoption. The Dolphin Surf enters a market where only a few models, such as the Dacia Spring and Leapmotor’s T03, fall below the €20,000 price mark.
Industry analysts note that 2025 will see the launch of at least 11 new electric models priced under €25,000 in Europe, including major releases like Volkswagen’s ID.2, the Renault R5, the Fiat Grand Panda, and the Hyundai Inster. BYD’s latest move is likely to accelerate the trend toward affordable electrification in the European market.
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