2025 BYD Sealion 6 MY25 Premium AWD Extended Range Grey 1 Speed Automatic Wagon Hybrid

$52,888

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$37,490 - $52,888

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Odometer 1,842 kms

Body type Wagon

Fuel Petrol - Unleaded Hybrid

Transmission Automatic

Vehicle Overview

The 2025 BYD Sealion 6 Premium AWD Extended Range combines the practicality of a mid-sized wagon with a petrol-hybrid powertrain and four-wheel drive. Finished in Grey and showing 1,842 kilometres, this MY25 example is presented with a one-speed automatic transmission and a five-seat cabin, making it a compact family-focused vehicle with a strong emphasis on everyday usability.

Its plug-in hybrid layout is supported by a 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine and regenerative braking. The listed combined fuel consumption is 1.1L/100km, while the extended-range specification is intended to provide flexibility between electric-assisted driving and petrol operation. Four-wheel drive adds an extra layer of traction for changing road conditions, and the vehicle has a braked towing capacity of 1,300kg.

The cabin is equipped for relaxed long-distance travel as well as routine commuting. Dual-zone climate control, rear air conditioning, heated front seats and ventilated front seats help broaden the comfort range across different conditions. The second row reclines, while the powered tailgate and cargo cover add convenience when loading shopping, luggage or day-to-day equipment. A glass roof contributes to the airy feel of the passenger compartment, and the leather-look seating and steering wheel provide a polished finish.

Technology is a substantial part of the Sealion 6 specification. A full digital instrument display sits alongside a colour multifunction control screen, head-up information display, satellite navigation and a 10-speaker premium sound system. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Bluetooth connectivity, USB charging and compatible-device wireless charging support a broad range of in-car devices. Keyless entry, proximity-based starting and a keyless card further reduce the need to handle a conventional key during regular use.

Driver assistance equipment is extensive. Adaptive cruise control with distance control, active lane-keeping assistance, lane departure warning and road-sign recognition are complemented by forward, rearward and vulnerable-road-user collision warnings. Blind-spot monitoring, front and rear cross-traffic alerts, reversing collision mitigation and pedestrian avoidance with braking add further awareness around the vehicle. Front, rear and side cameras work with front and rear parking sensors, while electronic stability control, traction control, hill hold and regenerative braking contribute to the vehicle's broader safety and control systems.