An important milestone in India’s EV environment has been reached with the official debut of BYD’s much awaited electric car, the Seal. With a cheap price, the Seal seeks to compete with well-known models such as the Hyundai Ioniq 5, Kia EV6, and the soon-to-be Tesla Model 3.
Contents
- 0.1 Cost and Variants
- 0.2 Range & Powertrain
- 0.3 Battery Technology & Charging
- 0.4 Interior Design
- 0.5 Features for Safety
- 0.6 Platform & Technology
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Cost and Variants
Three variations of the BYD Seal are offered to accommodate varying performance and range preferences:
- Dynamic: ₹41 lakh (RWD, 61.4 kWh)
- Premium: ₹45.55 lakh (RWD, 82.5 kWh)
- Performance: ₹53 lakh (AWD, 82.5 kWh)
The Seal requires a nominal reservation fee of ₹1.25 lakh, and early bird clients are eligible for extra benefits like a 3kW portable charging box, free home charger installation, and six years of roadside service.
Range & Powertrain
The Seal performs admirably in all of its variations:
- Dynamic (RWD): 460 km range, 204 PS power, and 310 Nm torque (WLTP)
- Premium (RWD): 570 km range (WLTP), 360 Nm torque, and 313 PS power
- Performance (AWD): 520 km range (WLTP), 670 Nm torque, and 530 PS power
The Performance edition demonstrates its sporting qualities by accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in under 3.8 seconds. BYD’s Blade Battery technology ensures longevity and safety in all variations.
Battery Technology & Charging
There are several charging options available for the Seal:
- 11 kW AC: around 8.6 hours from 0% to 100%
- Fast Charging with 150 kW DC: 10–80% in 37 minutes
Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) technology is another feature of the Seal that enables customers can use the car’s battery to power external equipment.
Interior Design
The Seal, which was inspired by the Ocean X idea, has a sleek appearance with:
- All-glass, coupe-like roof
- Electronic door knobs that flush
- The drag coefficient of boats is only 0.219 Cd.
The cabin’s interior provides:
- Infotainment system with rotating 15.6-inch touchscreen
- 10.25-inch display for a digital driver
- Front seats that are heated and ventilated
- A panoramic sunroof
- Climate control with two zones
- Android Auto and Apple CarPlay wirelessly
Features for Safety
The Seal places a high priority on safety by:
- Nine airbags
- 360-degree camera
- ADAS, or advanced driver assistance systems
- Hill hold ABS
- Control of Electronic Stability (ESC)
Its dedication to passenger safety is further demonstrated by its 5-star Euro NCAP safety certification.
Platform & Technology
The Seal, which is based on BYD’s e-Platform 3.0, incorporates:
- Technology that connects cells to the body (CTB) for improved structural integrity
- Optimizing driving dynamics with Intelligent Torque Adaptation Control (iTAC)
The Seal’s remarkable performance and safety standards are a result of these advancements.
In India, the BYD Seal is a high-end electric sedan that combines cutting-edge technology, performance, and luxury. It establishes itself as a strong competitor in the developing EV market with its affordable prices and extensive features. Potential customers can investigate the Seal’s products online or at BYD’s authorized dealerships.