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2026 BYD SEAL 6 Premium Auto MY26

$41,990

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$41,990

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Odometer 18km

Body type Sedan

Fuel Phev

Estimated range 1300+ KLM RANGE

Vehicle Overview

The 2026 BYD SEAL 6 Premium is a sleek four-door sedan built around a plug-in hybrid powertrain. It combines a 1.5-litre petrol engine with electric assistance, giving the car the flexibility of petrol-powered touring while retaining the quiet, efficient character associated with electrified driving. With just 18km recorded, this grey example presents with minimal use and is paired with an automatic transmission and front-wheel drive.

Its plug-in hybrid layout is particularly appealing for drivers who want to make regular journeys with reduced reliance on the petrol engine while keeping the convenience of a conventional fuel tank for longer trips. The advertised range is stated as “1300+ KLM RANGE”, although the page does not specify the testing conditions or the split between electric and petrol operation. A 65-litre fuel tank further supports the SEAL 6’s long-distance touring role.

On the road, the SEAL 6’s 163kW combined-output claim gives the sedan a useful reserve of performance, while the electric motor is intended to make everyday acceleration smooth and immediate. The automatic transmission adds to the relaxed driving experience, and front-wheel drive keeps the mechanical layout straightforward. Its 2,205kg listed weight reflects the substantial hardware carried by the hybrid system, while the 4,840mm body provides a suitably spacious sedan profile.

The Premium grade brings a well-resourced cabin with a strong focus on connectivity and convenience. A large rotating touchscreen forms the centre of the dashboard, supported by satellite navigation, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Wireless phone charging, Bluetooth connectivity and a digital instrument display help keep essential information and personal devices integrated into daily driving. The eight-speaker audio system is designed to make the cabin a more enjoyable environment on longer journeys.

Comfort equipment includes dual-zone climate control, while keyless entry and push-button start reduce the number of small tasks required before setting off. The black interior contrasts with the grey exterior and gives the cabin a restrained, contemporary appearance. Outside, LED headlights and 18-inch alloy wheels add practical visibility and a clean visual finish without distracting from the sedan’s understated shape.

Parking and low-speed manoeuvring are supported by a 360-degree camera, front and rear parking sensors and the car’s suite of driver-assistance systems. Adaptive cruise control is useful on extended highway drives, while lane-keep assistance, blind-spot monitoring, road-sign recognition and an adaptive speed limiter provide additional awareness. Autonomous emergency braking and the listed five-star ANCAP safety rating add further reassurance, although driver-assistance features remain aids rather than substitutes for attentive driving.

With five seats, a four-door layout and a long wheelbase of 2,790mm, the SEAL 6 is configured as a practical family and touring sedan rather than a narrowly focused performance model. Its combination of plug-in hybrid capability, substantial claimed range, modern cabin technology and comprehensive safety equipment gives it a broad everyday remit. The very low odometer reading makes this particular example notable, while its automatic front-wheel-drive configuration should suit drivers seeking an easy transition into electrified motoring without giving up petrol-fuelled range flexibility.

Other highlights include Powertrain: PHEV; Drive train: Front Wheel Drive.