Fangchengbao Bao 5 (Denza B5) Parts

Match the OE number. Every part on this site is listed under the OE number printed on the original part, and if the number on the part you are replacing matches the listing, the part fits. This check matters on this car because the trim, suspension type, wheel size and driver-assistance hardware all vary from car to car, even under the same badge. If the old part is missing or its number cannot be read, send us a photo through the quote form and we will reply within 24 hours, usually sooner.

Yes. The Bao 5 went on sale in China in November 2023, and since 2025 the same car has also been sold outside China as the Denza B5. The trims in China include Discovery, Pilot and Yunnian Flagship, and a trim name tells you little about which parts are fitted. The OE number does. Read it on the old part and match it to the listing before you order.

Before the May 2026 flash-charge edition, DiSus-P was the hydraulic body-control system on the higher trims, such as the Yunnian Flagship. It adjusts damping and ride height and can raise the body to a claimed 310 mm of ground clearance in off-road modes. On the flash-charge edition, DiSus-P Ultra is standard on every version. Cars without it use conventional dampers, and the two systems do not share dampers. If you are unsure which system your car has, read the OE number on the damper you are replacing and order by that number.

It went on sale in China on 13 May 2026. It brought a 46.7 kWh battery with faster charging, and DiSus-P Ultra hydraulic body control is standard on every version, so it is no longer limited to the higher trims. It also uses the God's Eye B driver-assistance set of one lidar, three radar units, 12 ultrasonic sensors and 11 cameras. Do not assume its dampers, battery parts or sensors fit earlier cars. Read the build date on the identification plate and match each part by OE number.

There have been three batteries. The original car and the February 2025 Smart Driving edition use a 31.8 kWh Blade battery. The Long Range edition, launched on 20 October 2025, has a 47.8 kWh pack, and the May 2026 flash-charge edition a 46.7 kWh pack. The body did not change, so the car's shape will not tell you which pack is fitted. Read the build date on the identification plate, and order battery, charging and high-voltage parts by the OE number on the old part.

There are two sizes: 265/65 R18 on the lower trims and 275/55 R20 on the higher ones, with tyres from several makers fitted at the factory. The spare is a full-size wheel carried on the side-hinged tailgate, and it matches the road wheels. That is why two overall lengths are quoted, 4,890 mm with the 18-inch spare and 4,930 mm with the 20-inch. Read the size on the tyre sidewall before you order tyres, rims or spare wheel parts.

No. Every Bao 5 has a rear differential lock and an electric centre lock. Pilot and Yunnian Flagship have front and rear locks, while Discovery and Yunnian Deluxe have a rear lock only, even though the Yunnian Deluxe has DiSus-P. A car without a front locker has no front locker parts to replace, so check which locks are on the car before you order actuators, wiring or front axle parts. Then match each part by the OE number on the old one.

Because the spare wheel hangs off the back. The body is the same, but a car carrying the 18-inch spare measures 4,890 mm overall and one carrying the 20-inch spare measures 4,930 mm. Every version is 1,970 mm wide with a 2,800 mm wheelbase. For the tailgate, spare carrier and cover, go by the wheel size fitted and the OE number on the old part.

Yes. The Bao 5 has a 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol engine and an 83-litre fuel tank, even if much of its daily driving is done on battery alone. The engine still needs engine oil, oil and air filters, and the lambda and emission sensors that any petrol engine has. Plan servicing around the engine as well as the battery, and do not treat the car as fully electric. Order each filter and sensor by the OE number on the part you are replacing.

Only some cars have one. On the Smart Driving edition of 21 February 2025, the roof-mounted lidar came only with Huawei Qiankun ADS 3.0 driver assistance. The other option, BYD God's Eye C, is a camera-based system with no lidar, and the edition also added blue light strips to the door mirrors. The two systems use different hardware, and the Long Range edition kept both options. After damage to the front or the roof, check the lidar, cameras, radar units and ultrasonic sensors as well as the panel. Then order each sensor by the OE number on the old unit.

Check the handbook for your car's own towing rating, since no towing figure is given here. Tow bars, electrics and fittings can differ by how the car was built, so do not assume that one car's hardware suits another. Before ordering a tow bar, its wiring or recovery points, find the OE number on the fitted part and match it to the listing.

Not always. The higher trims add 275/55 R20 tyres and the lower trims use 265/65 R18 tyres. On cars built before the May 2026 flash-charge edition, the higher trims also add DiSus-P hydraulic suspension while the lower trims use conventional dampers, but the flash-charge edition has DiSus-P Ultra on every version. Dampers, wheels and the spare wheel therefore differ between them, so not every part from a lower-trim car will fit a higher one. Front differential locks also vary by trim. Check what is fitted to the car, then match each part by OE number.