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BYD Seal 06 GT specs

Car type Compact
Curb weight 2060 kg (4542 lbs)
Dimensions 4.63 m (182 in) long, 1.88 m (74 in) wide, 1.49 m (59 in) high
Wheelbase 2.82 m (111 in)
Introduced 2025
Origin country China
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Powertrain specs

Engine type dual electric motors
Power 422 ps (416 bhp / 310 kw)
Torque 510 Nm (376 lb-ft)
Power / weight 205 ps (202 bhp) / t
Torque / weight 248 Nm (183 lb-ft) / t
Transmission 1 speed
Layout middle engine, all wheel drive

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siningli688  1m ago

What do guys in the European market think of it? Personally, I feel it's one of the few BYD products in recent years that actually looks with normal proportion 😁

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CloudFeild  1m ago

It now features a super fast‑charging variant capable of adding 500 km of range in only 9 minutes.

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Lambolover  1y ago

There is nothing "compact" about 2060 kgs

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Beatenm  1y ago

It's the closest to hatchback I could find

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Cauf40f50  1y ago

Its about dimensions, not weight

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humana  1y ago @Cauf40f50

not really, compact in this site is more about layout, take a 5 or 3 door, its a compact, because if not that its a wagon

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JustSomeDude  1m ago @humana

Can it be a wagon? This thing is some 30-70mm in length short of an Audi A4 or Octavia of the last 10 years. Feels wrong to call it compact imo lol.

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humana  1m ago @JustSomeDude

I suppose that fits better but only @FastestLaps can change it now. Its one of these situations: https://fastestlaps.com/models/chevrolet-malibu-maxx-ss

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JustSomeDude  1m ago @humana

I see your point. Maybe we ought to create more appropriate labels? Like crossover is a pretty widely accepted definition now. Or perhaps start combining two definitions together, instead of forcing singular choices? Such as, compact SUV, compact wagon, crossover suv, etc?

I can see why you're doing it, but the limit is very low for the sheer number of different cars out there I think. I would consider that Malibu a saloon, and the label 'Compact saloon' is much more appropriate for that kind of car, vs 'Compact' alone which implies a much shorter, nearly hot hatch type of car which similarly, isn't nearly 5m long lol.

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humana  1m ago @JustSomeDude

Revamping/expanding the car body style section is a serious pain in the ass. There are 27,000 pages on this website. You'd have to do it individually. Pickup got split from SUV last year and its not even 10% done yet, and ive done literally all of mine.

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JustSomeDude  1m ago @humana

I recognise that. At the same time, my point of raising this is it doesn't change that it's still a bit misleading in certain scenarios like this lol.

Anyway, it's not my pie to bake here. I'm not going to volunteer myself for that 😂 but I do think that car types should be a bit more organic, if not now, at some point in the future. Especially with ambiguous cars like this BYD that cross like 5 different definitions depending on what angle you look at it from. Lmao.

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