BYD has unveiled its first flex-fuel plug-in hybrid built for the Brazilian market: the Song Pro Super Híbrido Flex. According to reports, the launch takes place in Sertãozinho in São Paulo state on 4 August 2026, with the model introduced as sales continue to rise for the company. The vehicle is described as a “flex” option that can operate on electricity, gasoline, or ethanol. The car uses BYD’s DM-i 5.0 powertrain system, paired with a 1.5-litre Atkinson-cycle engine designed to run on either gasoline or ethanol. In addition to the internal-combustion capability, the plug-in hybrid setup includes an electric driving component to enable operation on electricity. Both outlets present the same core details: BYD is entering or expanding its Brazil range with a locally targeted plug-in hybrid that supports Brazil’s flex-fuel fuel options, while also providing an electric mode. The launch announcement highlights the model’s multi-energy capability and positions it as a new offering in BYD’s growing presence in Brazil.