BYD Atto 3 Performance unveiled with 69 special Merdeka units
BYD Sime Motors has introduced the 2026 BYD Atto 3 Performance with just 69 units allocated for the Malaysian market to mark the country's 69th Merdeka.
The Malaysian automotive market witnessed a significant addition with the launch of the 2026 BYD Atto 3 Performance, a limited-edition model exclusive to the country's 69th Merdeka celebration. BYD Sime Motors introduced the special variant, completing the 2026 Atto 3 line-up which now includes Ultra and Premium versions. The Performance variant stands out with a whopping 330kW combined output and 560Nm torque, making it the most powerful offering from BYD's popular electric SUV.
The Performance Atto 3 achieves a remarkable 0-100km/h sprint in just 4.0 seconds, thanks to an all-wheel-drive system. Despite its performance prowess, BYD managed to retain the compact SUV's practicality and comfort. The vehicle comes equipped with a 74.88kWh Blade Battery, supports DC fast charging up to 220kW, and promises a range of 530km NEDC. This blend of power and practicality makes the Performance variant suitable for both daily commutes and longer journeys.
Additional features of the Performance variant include a windscreen Head-Up Display (W-HUD), a vehicle refrigerator with cooling and heating functions, and advanced driver assistance systems such as Intelligent speed limit control, traffic sign recognition, and front cross traffic alert and brake. With the 69 Performance units available, exclusivity is a key selling point. The variant is available in Ski White, Atlantis Grey, Harbour Grey, and Cosmos Black, while the Premium variant introduces the new Gemilang Blue option.
The launch of the Performance variant comes with an exclusive offer. Customers can choose between a wall charger with standard installation plus up to RM6,000 in incentives, or a six-year standard service package at up to RM5,000 in value. The BYD Atto 3 Performance is now available for viewing and booking at authorized showrooms, with customers invited to experience it from September 11-13.
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