The BYD Seal is the Chinese brand’s most impressive ... front seats are a nice touch considering the full-length glass roof will make things quite hot in summer. We doubt you’ll need a ...

BYD, a rising force in the electric vehicle market, is preparing to make another bold move. The automaker has officially announced that its all-electric Seal 06 EV will debut at the Chongqing Motor ...

One of the most noticeable changes is the added LiDAR on the roof. The new sensor is from the BYD-backed Robosense, a leading LiDAR provider. The Seal is expected to gain new ADAS capabilities as ...

Like other EVs, the roof is mostly glass, but it can be covered to provide shade to occupants in the vehicle. Because the BYD Seal was conceived as an EV from the start, its interior is airy and ...

BYD officially launched the 2025 Seal EV, its Tesla Model 3-like electric sedan, on Thursday. Starting under $25,000, the new BYD Seal EV undercuts Tesla’s Model 3 by nearly $10,000 in China.

Both variants of BYD Seal are fitted with an 82.5 kWh battery ... The seats are comfortable, visibility is good and the panoramic roof fills the interior with light. Space for rear seat passengers ...

The massive fixed glass roof looks the business and keeps the cabin airy ... but 16 per cent is still a lot in Australian summer. Thankfully, unlike its two rivals, BYD ships the Seal with a fold-out ...

The massive fixed glass roof looks the business and keeps the cabin airy ... but 16 per cent is still a lot in Australian summer. Thankfully, unlike its two rivals, BYD ships the Seal with a fold-out ...

The BYD Seal U DM-i impresses with its plug-in performance and ‘always on’ sub-EV feel, but it’s rather dull both to look at and to drive. European car shoppers have no shortage of hybrid SUVs from ...

BYD retailed more than 1,300 units of the Seal within its first year and it also receives a number of updates for 2025. A power sunshade and silver-plated dimming canopy have been introduced ...