BYD Seal Electric Sedan in Malaysia offers Performance and Premium trim levels, rated for 570 kilometers, with Premium trim priced at RM180,430 OTR without insurance.
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BYD Seal Electric Sedan: The Malaysian specification The BYD Seal is offered in Performance and Premium trim levels and is rated for a range of 570 kilometers. BYD introduced the Seal electric sedan in Malaysia before its March 5, 2024, launch in India. A Malaysia-specific Seal is available in two trim levels at TRX Exchange: premium and performance. Without insurance, the Seal Premium (Extended Range) costs RM180,430 (Rs 31.42 lakh) OTR.
Without insurance, the BYD Seal Performance AWD costs RM200,430 (Rs. 34.89 lakh) OTR. Upon its arrival in India, it is anticipated to cost more than Rs. 50 lakh (ex-showroom) and will compete with the Hyundai Ioniq 5 and Kia EV6, both of which are not sedan-specific vehicles. It faces competition in the electric vehicle (EV) sector from the Tesla Model 3 and BMW i4 on a global scale.
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A coupe-like roofline and a slender rear profile characterize the Seal. The four-door model is a sophisticated fusion of contemporary design elements and classic contours. The object in question measures the following dimensions: wheelbase length of 2.92 meters, overall length of 4.8 meters, width of 1.87 meters, and height of 1.46 meters. It utilizes the same e-platform 3.0 as the Atto 3, a product already available in China.
There is a 400-liter trunk and 50-liter frunk, a curb weight of slightly more than 2 tonnes, and an 800-volt system. It has 19-inch rims with Continental EcoContact 6 Q tires on them. Premium variants have a single electric motor that generates 313 horsepower and 360 Nm of torque.
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According to the WLTP cycle, BYD’s Blade battery cell can provide up to 570 km of range. With two electric motors, the Performance variant claims 520 km of range. The top-of-the-line model attains 100 kilometers per hour in 3.8 seconds, whereas the Premium grade does so in 5.9 seconds.
The 7 kW AC Type 2 charger takes 15–2 hours, while the 150 kW DC rapid charger takes 37 minutes.
ADAS, nine airbags, HUD, and more are available inside, including a 15.6-inch touchscreen infotainment system with orientation adjustments.
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