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BYD F3
2009 BYD F3
Overview
ManufacturerBYD Auto
Production2005–2021
Body and chassis
ClassCompact car
LayoutFront-engine, front-wheel-drive
Chronology
SuccessorBYD Qin

The BYD F3 is a compact car that was produced by the Chinese car manufacturer BYD between 2005 and 2021.[1] The first BYD vehicle of their own design, production of the first generation model commenced in September 2005. A few variants were introduced including the BYD F3DM plug-in hybrid version, and the larger and more premium BYD G3 and BYD L3.[2]

The second generation model was launched in 2012 as a more premium option called the Surui. The second generation model was sold alongside the first generation facelift models and spawned the more upmarket BYD Qin which later replaced the Surui and fits inline with the rest of the Dynasty series BYD models.[3]

First generation (2005)

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First generation
BYD F3 (2005–2014)
Overview
Also called
Production
  • 2005–2021
  • 2009–2021 (Egypt)
Body and chassis
Body style
Related
Powertrain
Engine
Transmission
Dimensions
Wheelbase2,600 mm (102.4 in)
Length
  • 4,533 mm (178.5 in) (2005–2013)
  • 4,605 mm (181.3 in) (2014–2015)
  • 4,617 mm (181.8 in) (2016–2021)
Width
  • 1,705 mm (67.1 in) (2005–2015)
  • 1,716 mm (67.6 in) (2016–2021)
Height
  • 1,490 mm (58.7 in) (2005–2015)
  • 1,480 mm (58.3 in) (2016–2021)
Curb weight1,210 kg (2,668 lb)

The first generation BYD F3 commenced production in September 2005. The original F3 is powered by Mitsubishi's 4G-series four-cylinder engines for early models.

Between 2011 and 2013, the BYD F3 was assembled in Russia, at TagAZ factory.[4]

  • 2005–2014 BYD F3 rear
    2005–2014 BYD F3 rear
  • 2007 BYD F3R front
    2007 BYD F3R front
  • 2007 BYD F3R rear
    2007 BYD F3R rear

2014 facelift

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In March 2014, the first generation BYD F3 was facelifted and started production that year alongside the second generation model. It was given a new grille, headlights, tail lights, bumpers, wheels and mirrors. It runs on a 1.5-litre four cylinder engine known as the BYD473QE producing 107 horsepower. This engine has been the signature for the F3 since 2011. A turbocharged 1.5-litre engine is also available as the BYD476ZQA producing 151 horsepower. Transmission choices for this model are 5-speed manual, 6-speed manual or a 6-speed automatic gearbox. The 1.5-litre turbo engine was discontinued in mid-2015.[5]

  • 2014–present BYD F3 2014 facelift front
    2014–present BYD F3 2014 facelift front
  • 2014–present BYD F3 2014 facelift rear
    2014–present BYD F3 2014 facelift rear
  • BYD F3 2014 facelift at the Auto China 2014
    BYD F3 2014 facelift at the Auto China 2014

2015 facelift L3 version

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The first generation BYD F3 received another facelift in 2015. The updated F3 is powered by the same 1.5 liter inline-four engine with 109 hp, mated to a five-speed manual transmission or a six-speed automatic transmission. The facelift features redesigned front ends and rear ends.[5]

  • 2015–present BYD F3 2015 facelift front
    2015–present BYD F3 2015 facelift front
  • 2015–present BYD F3 2015 facelift rear
    2015–present BYD F3 2015 facelift rear

2019 return

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The first-generation F3 made a return in 2019 for the 2020 model year with the only one trim level available known as the Classic version. The same 1.5 litre engine is standard known as the BYD473QF and is paired to a 5-speed manual gearbox.[6]

Specification

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The BYD F3 features a 4-cylinder, 1.5-liter, Mitsubishi Orion engine (4G15S) with distributor-less Bosch ignition and fuel injection. The vehicle boasts Euro 4 emissions standards. Engine output is 78 kW (105 hp). Fuel efficiency is rated at approx 4.7 L/100 km (60 mpg‑imp; 50 mpg‑US). A 1.6-liter Mitsubishi Orion engine (4G18) was standard. Engine output is 73.5 kW (99 hp) while fuel efficiency is rated at approx 5 L/100 km (56 mpg‑imp; 47 mpg‑US). The Mitsubishi engines were then replaced by new BYD engines from 2011 onwards. The transmission MaTriX is a 5-speed manual transmission. Three point safety belts, power steering, alloy wheels fitted with 195/60 R15 tires, 4-wheel ABS disk brake system as standard, LED tail lights, and halogen headlights.

Equipment

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The BYD F3 owner can choose from three trim packages (GL-i, GL-X, and GL- Xi). All models come with standard equipment: AC, AM/FM/CD/MP3 stereo, electric windows and mirrors. Optional equipment includes upgraded leather seats, 3rd brake-light, driver and passenger airbags, auxiliary front fog lights and upgraded audio / IVI (in vehicle infotainment). Color schemes are white, black, champagne, and red, with black being most common.

Derivatives

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Derivatives of the BYD F3 include the BYD F3DM (plug-in hybrid), BYD F3R (hatchback), BYD L3 and BYD G3 (slightly larger version). In 2009, BYD introduced the G3 as an updated/upgraded compact class vehicle, however the F3 will continue to be sold in domestic markets.

Second generation (2012)

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BYD F3 Plus (Surui)
BYD Surui facelift
Overview
Also called
  • BYD Qin (2012–2019)
  • BYD e5 (electric, 2015–2020)
Production2012–2020
Body and chassis
Body style4-door sedan
Related
Powertrain
Engine
Transmission
  • 6-speed manual (2012–2014 Surui)
  • 5-speed MaTriX manual (2012–2018)
  • 6-speed DCT (2013–2018)
Dimensions
Wheelbase2,600 mm (102.4 in)
Length
  • 4,605 mm (181.3 in) (2014–2015)
  • 4,617 mm (181.8 in) (2016–2018)
Width
  • 1,705 mm (67.1 in) (2005–2015)
  • 1,716 mm (67.6 in) (2016–2018)
Height
  • 1,490 mm (58.7 in) (2005–2015)
  • 1,480 mm (58.3 in) (2016–2018)
Curb weight1,210 kg (2,668 lb)

In April 2012, the second generation BYD F3 Plus, also called Surui,[7] was launched at the Beijing Auto Show.[1][8] During 2013, the BYD L3 was also introduced in several export markets as the New F3.[9][10][11][12] Transmission choices are a 5-speed manual, 6-speed manual or 6-speed dual clutch gearbox.

  • 2012–2014 BYD Surui front
    2012–2014 BYD Surui front
  • 2012–2014 BYD Surui rear
    2012–2014 BYD Surui rear

2015 facelift

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In February 2015, the F3 was facelifted again known as the "third generation" F3. The facelift included new headlights and tail lights, bumpers and a new dashboard available for the 2016 model year. It runs on the same 1.5 BYD473QE engine. The turbocharged engine was not available. Transmission are a 5-speed manual or 6-speed automatic gearbox. Pricing ranges from CN¥ 55,900 to CN¥ 77,900.

  • 2015–2018 BYD Surui facelift front
    2015–2018 BYD Surui facelift front
  • 2015–2018 BYD Surui facelift rear
    2015–2018 BYD Surui facelift rear

As of 2019, the F3 is still sold on the market alongside the Surui and the E5, powered by the BYD473QE engine paired to a 5-speed manual and 6-speed automatic gearbox. It was available with four trim levels known as Classic, Fashion, Elite and Exclusive with the automatic gearbox only available on the Exclusive model.

Discontinuation

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The BYD F3 was discontinued in late 2021 due to decreasing sales and BYD switching its focus onto electric vehicles.[13]

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The BYD F3 is a subcompact sedan produced by the Chinese automaker from 2005 to 2021 globally, with local assembly continuing in some markets until early 2025, notable for its affordable pricing starting under $10,000 in and its exterior styling that closely resembles the ninth-generation . This design choice, blending elements from the Toyota Corolla Altis at the front, at the rear, and on the sides, helped it appeal to budget-conscious buyers in emerging markets. It was offered in two generations: the first from 2005 to 2013 and the second from 2012 to 2020. Launched in September as BYD's first passenger vehicle following its entry into the in 2003, the F3 marked a pivotal step for the company, which originated as a battery manufacturer. Early models were equipped with a 1.6-liter inline-four 4G18 engine producing 100 horsepower (73 kW) and 134 Nm of torque, paired with a five-speed manual or four-speed automatic transmission. Later iterations from around 2011 transitioned to BYD-developed 1.5-liter engines, such as the BYD473QE, delivering 107 horsepower while maintaining around 6.2 liters per 100 km. The F3 achieved significant commercial success, particularly in , where it became the best-selling passenger car in 2010 with 263,900 units sold, contributing to cumulative sales exceeding 1 million by the mid-. It was exported to over 50 countries, including , , and the , often assembled locally to meet demand for low-cost transportation like . A key variant, the F3DM plug-in hybrid introduced in 2008, offered an of 60 km and combined output of 168 horsepower, representing BYD's early push into electrified vehicles. Facelifts in 2014 and 2016 refined its interior with features like ABS, airbags, and improved , while keeping the at 2,600 mm for spacious rear seating. Production tapered off in the late as BYD shifted focus to electric and hybrid models, with assembly ending in markets like by early 2025.

Overview

Development and launch

BYD Auto, a subsidiary of the battery manufacturer BYD Company Limited, entered the in 2003, aiming to integrate its expertise in rechargeable battery technology with vehicle production to pioneer energy-efficient transportation solutions. This move marked a strategic expansion from into passenger vehicles, capitalizing on the company's established strengths in power storage systems. To acquire the necessary manufacturing infrastructure, BYD purchased a majority stake in the struggling state-owned Xi'an Qinchuan Automobile Company in January 2003, renaming it Co. Ltd. and using it as the foundation for its operations in vehicle assembly. The acquisition provided BYD with an existing production facility in , province, enabling rapid scaling despite the company's lack of prior automotive experience. The BYD F3, the company's first compact sedan, was developed to target the mass-market segment in , directly competing with established models like the through its similar styling and positioning as a reliable, budget-friendly option. Launched on September 22, 2005, the F3 debuted emphasizing affordability for first-time buyers and basic durability to appeal to middle-class families. Early marketing campaigns highlighted its cost-efficiency, with pricing around 80,000 yuan (approximately $9,800 USD at the time), positioning it as an accessible everyday vehicle in the domestic market. Due to BYD's nascent in-house powertrain capabilities, the initial F3 was equipped with a sourced 1.6-liter inline-four engine producing 100 horsepower. The model shared its underlying platform with the first-generation Toyota Corolla (E120), facilitating cost-effective development and parts compatibility.

Design and platform

The BYD F3 utilizes a platform derived from a reverse-engineered version of the first-generation Toyota Corolla (E120) chassis, enabling rapid development and cost reduction through imitation of proven mechanical architecture. This approach allowed BYD to produce a reliable base structure while adapting it for mass-market affordability in China. BYD implemented modifications for local manufacturing, such as refined suspension tuning to accommodate varied Chinese road conditions. Early variants incorporated a Mitsubishi-sourced 1.5-liter engine to complement the chassis. As a four-door compact sedan, the F3 measures 4,533 mm in length, 1,705 mm in width, 1,490 mm in height, and features a 2,600 mm , providing adequate space for urban driving and family use. The exterior design draws heavily from the , particularly in the front , which incorporates BYD's distinctive grille and headlight assembly for brand differentiation while retaining similar overall proportions and lines. Internally, the layout emphasizes simplicity with faux-wood trim accents and basic analog instrument gauges, prioritizing functionality over luxury. The vehicle's safety structure relies on a conventional unibody construction, with front suspension and a rear torsion beam setup for cost-effective handling and ride comfort. Initial models lacked advanced , as evidenced by crash tests showing engine compartment deformation but preserved passenger cabin integrity in frontal impacts at 64 km/h. This foundational engineering reflects BYD's early design philosophy of prioritizing affordability and accessibility over groundbreaking innovation, which drew widespread criticism for the F3 as a "copycat" model resembling established competitors.

First generation (2005–2013)

Initial model

The first-generation BYD F3 entered production in September 2005 as a subcompact sedan closely resembling the ninth-generation Toyota Corolla (E120), with design elements borrowed from the Toyota Corolla Altis front, Honda City rear, and Nissan Sentra sides. This styling helped it appeal to budget buyers in China and emerging markets. It was equipped with a 1.6-liter inline-four Mitsubishi 4G18 engine producing 100 horsepower (74 kW) and 134 Nm of torque, paired with a five-speed manual transmission or an optional four-speed automatic. The model measured 4,530 mm in length, 1,705 mm in width, 1,490 mm in height, and had a 2,600 mm wheelbase, providing spacious rear seating for its class. Priced under 70,000 CNY at launch, it targeted entry-level consumers and quickly became a , with cumulative sales surpassing 1 million units by the mid-2010s. Initial reviews praised its affordability and Corolla-like reliability but noted basic interior quality. The first-generation model continued production alongside the second generation until around 2015.

Facelifts

The first-generation BYD F3 received minor updates around , including a transition to BYD's in-house 1.5-liter BYD473QE producing 107 horsepower (79 kW) for better integration and efficiency, along with improved interior materials and standard features like ABS. In , a more significant facelift was introduced to refresh the exterior and meet updated standards, featuring a revised front grille with chrome accents, updated headlights, new bumpers for improved , and revised taillights. The interior gained a larger audio system and better sound insulation. The remained the 1.5-liter engine with five-speed manual or four-speed automatic options, achieving of about 6.2 L/100 km and compliance with China National IV emissions. This facelift extended the model's competitiveness in the budget segment before the second generation's full rollout.

Specifications

The first-generation BYD F3 employed a , with a curb weight of approximately 1,210–1,250 kg and a top speed of 180 km/h. It initially used the 1.6-liter 4G18 inline-four engine delivering 100 horsepower and 134 Nm of ; from 2011, it shifted to the BYD473QE 1.5-liter inline-four with 107 horsepower and 140 Nm. Transmission options included a five-speed manual or four-speed automatic, with 0–100 km/h acceleration in about 12.3 seconds. Braking was via front disc and rear drum setup in early models, upgrading to four-wheel discs post-2013, with 185/65 R14 or 195/60 R15 tires. Combined was 6.0–6.5 L/100 km, meeting early emission standards. The design prioritized affordability over advanced aerodynamics compared to later generations.

Equipment and features

The first-generation BYD F3 was offered in basic and comfort trims, with standard , , and AM/FM radio with . Higher trims added alloy wheels, power windows/locks, and optional ABS and dual airbags. Safety features evolved over the period: early models had basic belts and , while post-2010 versions included standard front airbags and ABS on most trims. It earned a 4-star C-NCAP rating in 2006 tests, highlighting decent crash protection for its price. The interior featured cloth seats, manual climate control, and a simple dashboard; later facelifts introduced a multifunction and improved NVH with added insulation. No advanced was present, but was added in 2013 models. These features emphasized value, drawing from BYD's battery expertise for future electrified variants.

Derivatives

The BYD , introduced in December 2008, was the (PHEV) derivative of the first-generation F3, the world's first mass-produced PHEV. It combined a 1.0-liter with electric motors and a 16 kWh , offering 60–100 km electric range and combined 100 hp. Initial sales were limited, mainly to fleets. The BYD F3R hatchback derivative was produced from 2007 to 2013, sharing the F3's platform and engines (1.5L or 1.6L, 100–106 hp) with a five-door body for urban use, five-speed manual transmission, and similar dimensions adjusted for the hatch. The F3 platform influenced later models like the BYD G3 sedan and L3, while the F3DM paved the way for the 2012 PHEV. Export versions to markets like and the retained core specs with local adaptations for emissions and safety. Production of derivatives tapered as BYD focused on new energy vehicles.

Second generation (2012–2020)

Initial model

The second-generation , marketed as the F3 Surui in , entered production in 2012 as a redesigned compact sedan that moved away from overt influences seen in prior models, adopting sharper exterior styling with smoother body lines for enhanced visual impact and better . It featured an in-house 1.5-liter delivering 107 horsepower (79 kW) and 145 Nm of , available with a five-speed or an optional (AMT); a turbocharged variant with 154 horsepower and a six-speed was also offered for higher trims. The model measured 4,680 mm in length, 1,765 mm in width, 1,490 mm in height, and had a 2,660 mm , making it slightly larger than its predecessor for improved interior space. Priced between 65,900 and 100,000 CNY at launch, it targeted budget-conscious buyers in the , competing directly with models from such as Geely's Emgrand EC7 and Chery's Fulwin series. Initial reception highlighted the refreshed, more modern appearance and innovative features like remote assistance, though some reviews noted persistent concerns over interior reminiscent of the first . The second-generation model coexisted with facelifted versions of the first generation until 2015.

Facelift

In early 2016, the second-generation BYD F3 received a significant facelift to update its styling and features while maintaining the underlying platform from the initial model. The exterior was refreshed with a redesigned front featuring a new shiny chrome grille, updated bumpers, and revised headlights and taillights for a more modern appearance; side mirrors and alloy wheels were also renewed. These changes aimed to enhance the vehicle's visual appeal in a competitive compact sedan market dominated by models like the . Interior upgrades focused on the cabin layout, including a completely redesigned center stack and new air vents to improve and material quality. The powertrain remained a 1.5-liter inline-four producing 107 horsepower, paired with either a five-speed manual or six-speed , emphasizing efficiency over performance; a previously available 154-horsepower turbo variant was discontinued. The facelifted model complied with China V emission standards and achieved a combined fuel economy of 5.9 L/100 km. This update extended the model's production run through 2020, allowing it to sustain sales in China's sedan segment before BYD shifted focus toward new energy vehicles. Pricing for the facelifted F3 started at around 43,900 yuan, positioning it as one of the most affordable options available.

Specifications

The second-generation BYD F3 utilizes a , with a curb weight ranging from 1,250 to 1,300 kg and a top speed of 190 km/h. It is equipped with the BYD473QE 1.5-liter inline-four engine, delivering 107 horsepower (79 kW), paired with 145 Nm of . Transmission choices include a 5-speed manual or a six-speed ; the vehicle achieves 0–100 km/h acceleration in 12.5 seconds. From 2015 onward, braking is handled by disc brakes on all four wheels, complemented by 195/65 R15 tires. Combined stands at 6.3–6.8 L/100 km, meeting 5 emissions standards. incorporated aerodynamic improvements over the first, aiding in enhanced performance and efficiency.

Equipment and features

The second-generation BYD F3 was available in three trim levels: Comfort, , and Luxury, catering to varying budgets and preferences. The base Comfort trim came equipped with standard and connectivity for basic audio streaming and hands-free calling. The Elite trim built on this with additional conveniences, while the top Luxury trim included advanced navigation system, rearview camera for parking assistance, and keyless entry for enhanced accessibility. Safety features were prioritized in the second-generation model, with dual front airbags standard across trims and additional airbags optional on higher trims. Electronic Stability Program (ESP) was offered as an optional feature on higher trims to improve handling and reduce skidding risks. Comfort amenities included a leather-wrapped steering wheel for better grip and aesthetics, cruise control on Elite and Luxury trims for highway driving ease, and improved sound insulation compared to the first generation, contributing to a quieter cabin experience.

Production, markets, and discontinuation

Sales and market presence

The BYD F3 achieved substantial sales volumes during its production run, with over 1.6 million units sold in alone by 2022, contributing to its status as one of the company's most successful early models. Annual sales peaked at 291,010 units in 2009, reflecting strong demand in the compact sedan segment. By 2020, cumulative domestic figures had surpassed significant milestones, underscoring the model's from 2005 to 2021. In the domestic Chinese market, the F3 dominated the budget segment during its initial years, becoming the best-selling car in with 291,010 units and maintaining the top position in with over 263,900 sales. Its affordability, priced around 60,000-70,000 yuan (approximately USD 10,000), appealed to first-time buyers and helped BYD capture from established rivals like the . However, sales began declining post-2015 amid BYD's strategic shift toward new energy vehicles (NEVs), dropping to 47,573 units in 2018 and further to 10,338 in 2020 as consumer preferences moved toward hybrids and electric models like the Qin. Exports played a key role in the F3's global commercial performance, with launches in markets like in 2007, where it quickly gained traction as an affordable import. The model was also introduced in and the , with availability in the latter from around 2017 until discontinuation in 2021, targeting emerging economy buyers seeking value-oriented sedans. To suit diverse markets, the F3 was adapted for right-hand drive configurations in select regions, enhancing its accessibility in left-hand traffic countries. Sales trends showed a boom from 2005 to 2010 driven by its low and reliable performance, but post-2012 volumes slowed as BYD redirected resources to NEV development, including the Qin launched in 2012. Market adaptations bolstered the F3's presence in export destinations, including local assembly in starting in to circumvent import tariffs and reduce costs, with the model rolling off lines at facilities operated by local partners like Al Amal Automotive. Pricing strategies were tailored for emerging markets, often undercutting competitors by 20-30% through simplified features and localized production, enabling competitive positioning in price-sensitive regions. These efforts helped sustain commercial viability despite domestic slowdowns.

Discontinuation and legacy

The BYD F3 ceased production in in October 2021, marking the end of its 16-year run as the company's longest-serving gasoline-powered model. This discontinuation was driven by sharply declining sales, which fell to just 10,338 units in from earlier annual peaks exceeding 260,000 in the late , alongside BYD's strategic shift toward new energy vehicles (NEVs) in response to 's government mandates promoting electrification. In final markets, the F3 continued in some local assemblies, such as in until after the first quarter of 2025, before being fully phased out following BYD's halt of pure vehicle production in in March 2022. Remaining inventory in was cleared by mid-2022 amid minimal demand of only 1,544 units sold domestically that year. The F3 left a significant legacy as BYD's foundational mass-market sedan, with cumulative domestic sales surpassing 1.6 million units in by 2022, providing crucial revenue streams that funded the company's expansion into during its formative years. It established BYD's reputation for affordable, reliable transportation in emerging markets, contributing to the firm's ascent as China's top automaker by the , though by the it was criticized for outdated design and technology compared to modern competitors. Elements of its compact sedan architecture influenced hybrid successors like the Qin and Destroyer 05, while no direct replacement emerged; instead, its platform concepts carried over into BYD's compact EV lineup, such as the e2.

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