BYD's Fangchengbao brand adds new electric wagon to take on Porsche Taycan and its own Denza Z9 GT sibling

BYD’s Fangchengbao brand has released official imagery of a new electric shooting brake wagon ahead of its launch in the domestic market in the third quarter of 2026.

Dubbed the Fangchengbao Formula S GT, this is essentially a shooting brake version of the Formula S sedan that's already been shown.

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As reported by China’s Autohome, this car will come with a fully electric powertrain with the electric motors being fed by a second-generation Blade lithium iron phosphate (LFP), allowing flash charging capabilities.

No official power, range or performance figures have been announced yet, but it’s expected there will be multiple variants.

It’s also understood the Formula S GT features adaptive suspension, as well as semi-autonomous driving capabilities due to the LiDAR sensor on the roof.

In terms of design, this electric liftback bears some similarities to the Denza Z9 GT which is already confirmed for an Australian launch later this year.

It also has a similar footprint, with the Formula S GT measuring 5.0 metres long and 2.0 metres wide, with a 3.0-metre wheelbase.

Some exterior design highlights include semi-flush door handles, diamond-shaped tail-lights, plus an active ducktail rear spoiler.

Fangchengbao hasn’t officially revealed any imagery of the Formula S GT’s interior yet.

At this stage it’s unclear whether the Formula S GT, or even the regular Formula S, will come to Australia.

The Fangchengbao brand doesn’t have a presence in Australia, though a few of its models are badged as Denza models locally.

Even if it comes to Australia, it’ll compete closely with the Denza Z9 GT, which is due to arrive before the end of 2026.

Power will come from three electric motors with a total system output of 850kW. This will allow for a claimed 0-100km/h sprint time of 2.7 seconds.

Additionally, the Z9 GT will offer flash charging capabilities at up to 1500kW.