DENZA has released full Australian and New Zealand pricing for its first local models, the B5 and B8 Super Hybrid SUVs, ahead of showroom arrivals later this year.
The figures position both vehicles significantly below established competitors in the large off-road SUV segment, marking one of the most disruptive price entries in recent years.

The B5, which competes with the Toyota LandCruiser Prado and GWM Tank 500, will start from $74,990 before on-road costs, with the B5 Leopard priced at $79,990.
For comparison, the Prado range spans $72,500 to $99,990 before on-road costs, while the Tank 500 PHEV is priced from $79,990 drive-away.

DENZA’s pricing places the entry B5 just above the Prado GX but below mid-spec Prado variants, while the Leopard undercuts many Prado grades and aligns closely with the Tank 500 PHEV despite offering substantially higher combined outputs.
Measuring 4888mm long and 1970mm wide on a 2800mm wheelbase, the B5 uses BYD’s DM-O plug-in hybrid system combining a 1.5-litre turbo-petrol engine, twin electric motors and a 31.8kWh Blade Battery.

System outputs are listed at 400kW and 760Nm with a claimed 0–100km/h time of 4.8 seconds. Global features include locking front and rear differentials (standard across the range) and a 15.6-inch rotating central touchscreen. WLTC EV-only range is rated at 90km.

The larger B8 is priced at $91,000 for the seven-seat version and $97,990 for the six-seat variant.
This positions it below Toyota’s LandCruiser 300 Series, which starts from $97,990 and extends to $146,910 before on-road costs.

The B8’s entry price undercuts the base LandCruiser 300 GX while offering system outputs of 425kW and 760Nm.
The B8 measures 5195mm long and 1954mm wide with a 2920mm wheelbase. It features a 2.0-litre turbo-petrol engine paired with dual electric motors and a 36.8kWh Blade Battery.

Specifications include DiSus-P intelligent damping suspension with up to 310mm ground clearance, front and rear locking differentials, a 17.3-inch central display, a 12.3-inch driver instrument cluster, and a Heads Up Display (W-HUD).

DENZA COO Mark Harland said the brand has received “almost 5,000 expressions of interest” and described the pricing as a key part of introducing “a gateway to automotive luxury at price points which are unrivalled in the segment.”
Orders for both models are now open. DENZA says the first 2,000 B5 customers will receive a premium paint upgrade and interior trim enhancement valued at approximately $1,818.

DENZA B5 Specifications
- Powertrain: 1.5L Turbo Petrol + Dual Electric Motors
- Total System Output: 400kW Power / 760Nm Torque
- 0-100km/h: 4.8 seconds
- Battery: 31.8kWh BYD Blade Battery (LFP)
- EV Range: 100km (NEDC) / 90km (WLTC)
- Fuel Consumption: 1.9L/100km (NEDC) / 3.9L/100km (WLTC)
- Dimensions: 4888mm (L) x 1970mm (W) x 1920mm (H)
- Wheelbase: 2800mm
- Towing: 3000kg (Braked)

B5 Standard Grade Key Features
- 18-inch alloy wheels with Continental tyres
- 15.6-inch Intelligent Infotainment Screen
- 16-speaker Devialet Sound System (800W)
- Premium Leather Seats (Ventilated/Heated Front)
- 360-degree Surround Camera
- Front & Rear Differential Locks (Electronic)
- 11kW AC Charging / 100kW DC Charging
B5 Leopard Grade Adds
- DiSus-P Intelligent Damping Suspension (Hydraulic height adjustable)
- 20-inch alloy wheels with Pirelli tyres
- Increased Ground Clearance: Up to 310mm (vs 220mm on Standard)
- Increased Wading Depth: 790mm (vs 700mm on Standard)
- Off-road modes: 16 Selectable Drive Modes
- 1064L Max Boot Capacity

DENZA B8 Specifications
- Powertrain: 2.0L Turbo Petrol + Dual Electric Motors
- Total System Output: 425kW Power / 760Nm Torque
- 0-100km/h: 4.8 seconds
- Battery: 36.8kWh BYD Blade Battery (LFP)
- EV Range: 115km (NEDC) / 100km (WLTC)
- Fuel Consumption: 2.0L/100km (NEDC) / 3.9L/100km (WLTC)
- Dimensions: 5195mm (L) x 1994mm (W) x 1905mm (H)
- Wheelbase: 2920mm
- Towing: 3500kg (Braked)

B8 7-Seat (7S) Key Features
- 2-3-2 Seating Configuration
- Premium Leather Seats
- 17.3-inch Intelligent Infotainment Screen
- 12.3-inch Driver Instrument Cluster
- 50-inch AR Heads-Up Display (HUD)
- 18-speaker Devialet Sound System (800W)
- Tri-Zone Climate Control
- Front, Centre, and Rear Differential Locks
- DiSus-P Intelligent Damping Suspension (Standard)
- Maximum Ground Clearance: 310mm

B8 6-Seat (6S) Adds/Changes
- 2-2-2 Seating Configuration (Captain's Chairs)
- Premium NAPPA Leather Seats
- Second Row Luxury: Massage, Ventilated, and Heated seats for 2nd row
- Second Row Power Adjustable Leg Rests & "Boss Key" Adjustment
- Second Row Electric Folding Seats for Third-Row Access

DENZA B5 & B8 Pricing
Australia (MSRP excluding on-road costs)
- DENZA B5: $74,990
- DENZA B5 Leopard: $79,990
- DENZA B8 7-Seat (7S): $91,000
- DENZA B8 6-Seat (6S): $97,990

New Zealand (MSRP excluding on-road costs)
- DENZA B5: $88,990
- DENZA B5 Leopard: $96,990
- DENZA B8 7-Seat (7S): $109,990
- DENZA B8 6-Seat (6S): $117,990
















FAQ
What is the towing capacity of the DENZA B5 and B8?
The DENZA B5 has a braked towing capacity of 3,000kg , while the larger DENZA B8 increases this limit to 3,500kg. Both models are rated for 750kg unbraked towing.
What is the difference between the B5 and B5 Leopard?
The B5 Leopard is the more off-road focused variant, featuring the DiSus-P Intelligent Damping Suspension system. This upgrade increases maximum ground clearance to 310mm (up from 220mm on the standard B5) and improves wading depth to 790mm. The Leopard also rides on 20-inch alloy wheels with Pirelli tyres , replacing the standard 18-inch Continental package.
How far can I drive on electric power alone with the Denza B5 and B8?
The DENZA B5 features a 31.8kWh battery that provides an electric-only range of 100km (NEDC) or 90km (WLTC). The DENZA B8 is equipped with a larger 36.8kWh battery, delivering an electric range of 115km (NEDC) or 100km (WLTC).
What are the charging speeds for the B5 and B8?
The DENZA B5 supports DC fast charging at speeds of up to 100kW , while the B8 supports up to 120kW. Both models also feature Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) functionality, allowing the vehicle to power external appliances like camping equipment or tools.
What distinguishes the 6-seat B8 from the 7-seat version?
The 7-seat B8 utilises a standard 2-3-2 family configuration with a collapsible second-row bench. The 6-seat variant adopts a luxury 2-2-2 layout , replacing the middle bench with two individual "Captain's Chairs" that feature heating, ventilation, massage functions, and power-adjustable leg rests.
Does the Denza B5 and B8 come with differential locks?
Yes, the DENZA B5 comes standard with electronically actuated front and rear mechanical differential locks. The DENZA B8 also features front and rear mechanical differential locks as standard equipment , designed to work in tandem with the Dual Mode Offroad (DM-O) hybrid system.
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