BYD. The three letters which keep auto executives ... allowing you to power household appliances from its Type 2 charging port. Claimed energy consumption for the Seal is 14.6kWh/100km which is low, ...

The BYD Seal provides excellent range and lots of equipment for the money, although some rivals offer faster charging speeds and a sharper drive for less money. The standard BYD manufacturer’s ...

On Monday, Wang Chuanfu, the Shenzhen-based group’s billionaire founder, unveiled a new charging system that could add about 470 kilometres in range to BYD’s own batteries in just five minutes.

On Monday, Wang Chuanfu, the Shenzhen-based group’s billionaire founder, unveiled a new charging system that could add about 470km in range to BYD’s batteries in just five minutes. The ...

BYD’s Ocean series continues to grow and will soon include a new EV, known as the Seal 06. The Chinese car manufacturer already sells a hybrid version of this same model, but this new electric ...

Atto3 and Seal. The trio uses BYD's e-Platform 3.0, which currently accommodates batteries of up to 82.5kWh, maximum charging speeds of 150kW and a peak power output of 523bhp. The latest ...

You’re not reliant on electric power in the BYD Seal U DM-i, which is just as well. Even at the fastest 18kW charging speeds the battery takes a good while to charge. It’s a bargain.