BYD e-Mobility Festa 2026: The third season of technologies and the new mobility space
The third season of the festival will combine premieres in Uzbekistan, technological demonstrations, interactive areas, and a large-scale stage program.
BYD e-Mobility Festa 2026: The third season of technologies and the new mobility space
From October 1 to 4, 2026, Tashkent City Park will host the third season of the BYD e-Mobility Festa 2026 festival. Over four days, a single venue will bring together car premieres, demonstrations of BYD technologies, interactive zones, and evening shows featuring famous artists of the Uzbek pop scene.
The festival is organized based on a route that allows for a step-by-step acquaintance with modern mobility. Guests can see the cars both in static exposition and in motion, learn about the operating principles of electric and plug-in hybrid systems, ask questions to specialists, and receive advice on purchasing a car.
At the center of the model exposition will be two new models being prepared for launch on the Uzbekistan market — the BYD SEALION 6 EV and the BYD Ti 7. They will be shown in a preview format before the start of sales. Visitors can evaluate the design, cabin spaciousness, and digital functions of the cars, as well as obtain preliminary information about the future availability of these models on the market.
The exposition will also be enriched with BYD's already well-known and anticipated models. Among them are the SONG PLUS DM-i UzPride, CHAZOR UzPride, YUAN UP EV, YUAN UP DM-i, SEAL 6, SEALION 7, and ATTO 8. Displaying the models in one venue allows for a comparison between city electric vehicles, family crossovers, and plug-in hybrids.
One of the main technological events of the festival will be the first demonstration of the YANGWANG U9 model in Uzbekistan. The electric supercar with nearly 1,300 horsepower reaches a speed of 100 km/h in 2.36 seconds. The e4 platform with four independently controlled electric motors and the DiSus-X suspension system ensure precise control of the car during movement. The record-breaking U9 Xtreme version, with a capacity of over 3,000 horsepower, reached a speed of 496.22 km/h in September 2025 and, according to BYD, set a world speed record among production cars. The car completed the Nürburgring Nordschleife track in 6 minutes and 59.157 seconds, recording a result of less than seven minutes.