IT Home reports that Fangchengbao announced a top version of the Titanium 9 with a panoramic PHUD screen and other new technology. The report says the screen stretches from the driver’s side towards the passenger side, combining instrument functions with information and widgets.
IT Home does not report that this version, screen, or software package will be sold or supported in Portugal. That is the important bit for an owner here: an announcement for one version of one model is not confirmation of equipment for another market.
What is BYD adding to the Titanium 9 top trim?
IT Home reports that Fangchengbao announced a top version of the Titanium 9 with a panoramic PHUD screen described as new technology. According to IT Home, the announcement was made by Fangchengbao on the afternoon of 9 November, although the article does not identify where the announcement took place.
The useful detail is that this is not presented as just another central display. IT Home says the new screen is a long strip running from the driver’s position towards the passenger side, with one section serving as the instrument display.
That is a very different idea from simply making the existing infotainment screen larger. At least in IT Home’s description, the driver still gets instruments while the rest of the display can handle secondary information.
What does the Titanium 9 panoramic PHUD screen show?
IT Home reports that the Titanium 9’s panoramic PHUD screen can show the time, date, weather and music playback, alongside a pet widget. The article says part of the long display handles the instruments and another part handles these additional functions.
That sounds like a dashboard designed to keep a lot of small information permanently visible rather than buried in menus. But IT Home’s report does not say how configurable the screen is, whether the passenger can control its content, or what software updates may change after launch.
My Han is a China-market car with CarPlay and Android Auto, which is why I keep coming back to the difference between hardware announcements and what actually arrives on a particular car. I wrote separately about CarPlay and Android Auto on a China-market BYD, because even basic connectivity can be market-specific.
Is the Titanium 9 technology confirmed for Portugal?
No. IT Home reports the Titanium 9 top-trim announcement and describes its screen and equipment, but the article does not mention Portugal, Portuguese sales, European specification, or local support.
That does not mean the equipment will never appear here. It means this article is not evidence that it will. A Chinese-language announcement about a top trim is useful for seeing what Fangchengbao is adding to this model; it is not a promise about the cars BYD sells or supports in Portugal.
IT Home’s report supports a narrow comparison between what has been announced and what remains unconfirmed.
| Question | What IT Home reports | What the article does not confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Titanium 9 top version | Fangchengbao announced a top version with a panoramic PHUD screen | Whether that version will be offered in Portugal |
| Screen functions | Instruments, time, date, weather, music playback and a pet widget | Whether the same interface will be available on Portuguese-market cars |
| Wider technology package | The article lists additional cabin, battery, chassis and driver-assistance equipment | Which equipment, if any, will be sold or supported outside the market discussed by the report |
| Local availability | IT Home reports reservations opening for Titanium 9 | A Portuguese launch, price, delivery date or support plan |
What other Titanium 9 equipment does IT Home list?
IT Home writes that the Titanium 9 is described with a new hybrid platform, a second-generation Blade Battery, fast-charging technology, an intelligent all-terrain system, rear-wheel steering, a body-control system and driver-assistance equipment. The article also refers to a large-screen cabin layout and comfort-focused seating.
Those are all claims reported by IT Home from Fangchengbao’s material and earlier official teasers. They tell us what the company is presenting around the Titanium 9, but they do not tell us how the package will be configured in every market.
This is where Chinese-car announcements can become a bit misleading from Europe. The technology list is real as an announced list. The jump from “announced there” to “available here” is a separate question.
FAQ
What did IT Home report about the Titanium 9 top version?
IT Home reports that Fangchengbao announced a Titanium 9 top version with a panoramic PHUD screen and other new technology.
What is the panoramic PHUD screen on Titanium 9?
IT Home describes it as a long display extending from the driver’s side towards the passenger side. According to IT Home, one section serves as the instrument display while another can show information such as time, weather and music.
Does the Titanium 9 screen have a pet widget?
Yes. IT Home reports that the screen includes a pet widget alongside functions for time, date, weather and music playback.
Has BYD confirmed the Titanium 9 for Portugal?
No confirmation appears in IT Home’s article. IT Home reports the Fangchengbao announcement but does not report a Portuguese launch, specification, price or support plan.
Is the Titanium 9 already available to order?
IT Home reports that Fangchengbao announced that reservations for the Titanium 9 had formally opened. The article also reports that a Fangchengbao executive had said the model would formally launch after 15 November.
Should a BYD owner in Portugal expect this technology soon?
This IT Home report cannot answer that. It documents what Fangchengbao announced for the Titanium 9 top version, not what BYD will sell or support in Portugal.
Source
This post comments on a single source of record: IT Home’s report on the Titanium 9 top-version announcement, published on 9 November 2026. IT Home reports that Fangchengbao announced the top version and its panoramic PHUD screen; the article does not say where the announcement took place. The source is in Chinese, and every translation of its reporting in this post is my own. Claims about the Titanium 9’s equipment remain IT Home’s account, not mine.
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