It must be acknowledged that the design of the second generation BYD Tang is very successful, and it has already stood in the leading position in the industry, both in terms of shape proportion and the composition of detail language. The visual tension built by the whole vehicle under the framework of large body feeling perfectly sets off the high-performance side of BYD's new energy power system. It also changes the heavy visual perception of the traditional large seven-seat SUV. It is indeed a rare classic design in the camp of independent brands in recent years.

However, I still find two things that I think can be designed better on the second generation BYD Tang. The first is the interior. Its dashboard can completely change some curve features. The second is the font of "Build Your Dream" at the back of the car, which is a bit too casual - it seems that it is simply to find a common copy font in the font library and paste it on the back of the car. Well, it can actually do better.

Yes, as mentioned earlier, the second generation BYD Tang has been quite successful from the perspective of shape and modeling language, so even after two years of landing on the market, its image will still not make people feel a little outdated. Therefore, for this improvement of BYD Tang, the optimization and upgrading of appearance is not the key point. To find the change points in the appearance of the 2021 and 2019 models is undoubtedly a game of "Let's find fault".