BYD Philippines Corporation, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the BYD Group, will serve as the official distributor. The unveiling of its initial line-up will take place by the first quarter of 2026.

Based on the official photo sent by Denza as well as homologation papers that have appeared on the Department of Energy (DOE) website, the initial line-up will likely be the Denza B5, Denza B8 (in the Dynamic, Advanced, and Premium variants), the Denza D9 (in the Dynamic, Advanced, and Premium variants). All have been recognized as Plug-In Hybrids or PHEVs.

“The future of premium mobility isn’t defined by excess—it’s defined by intelligence. Nowadays, it is technology that truly drives elegance. And at Denza, we see new energy vehicles as an opportunity to rethink how power, comfort, and sustainability can work together in a more thoughtful, human way,” said Adam Hu, BYD & Denza Philippines Country Head.

Compared to its mainstream BYD brand, Denza merges the group’s proprietary electrification technologies with executive-tier comfort and build quality.

The brand draws on its established global vehicle architectures to deliver a driving experience that reconciles high-output performance with the efficiency and environmental pragmatism required of modern premium transport.

Among some of Denza’s innovations are the DiSus and the e3 platform.

DiSus delivers outstanding ride comfort without sacrificing handling, solving the long-standing trade-off between comfort and performance. Meanwhile, the e3 platform powers confident performance, precise control, enhanced safety, and exceptional maneuverability, redefining what premium electrified driving feels like.

“What we’re building with Denza is a long-term vision for premium mobility—one where innovation serves the driver, sustainability is seamlessly integrated, and every vehicle reflects a smarter way forward,” Hu concluded.

Denza will start off with four authorized dealers in the Philippines namely in Makati, Alabang, Greenhills, and Cebu.