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BYD Sealion

The crossover line sitting above the Atto 3 in BYD's Ocean series, offered both as a battery-electric car on e-Platform 3.0 and as a DM-i plug-in hybrid, and which of the two is in front of you decides the whole fault tree. The electric Sealion 7 uses a cell-to-body Blade pack, where the pack is structural rather than merely mounted — a fact with real consequences for collision repair and for any procedure that would normally involve dropping it. The DM-i version carries the series-parallel hybrid arrangement described under the Qin. Both are heavily networked cars in which twelve-volt battery condition governs whether anything wakes at all.

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BYD Sealion
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Generations

  • First generation 2023–present

    Electric on e-Platform 3.0 with a structural cell-to-body Blade pack, or DM-i plug-in hybrid — different fault trees entirely.

    Body styles
    SUV
    Platform
    BYD e-Platform 3.0
    Engines
    • 82.5 kWh electric — electric · Sealion 7
    • 1.5 turbo DM-i — plug-in hybrid · Sealion 6
    Battery packs
    • 71.8 kWh — LFP · BYD
    • 80.64 kWh — LFP · BYD
    • 82.56 kWh — LFP · BYD
    • 91.3 kWh — LFP · BYD
    Transmissions
    Single-speed reduction · dedicated hybrid transmission
    Drivetrain
    Rear-wheel drive · Four-wheel drive · Front-wheel drive

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