BYD Seal for Rent in Goa With Driver & Self Drive Facility

Do you want to hire BYD Seal for rent in Jaipur? Book on RentsPe right now. Third electric product from Chinese EV maker BYD Seal, which debuted in India in March 2024, after Atto 3 and e6 (since superseded by the eMax 7). The premium electric vehicle has effective powertrain choices and modern design language. For consumers moving from ICE to electric mobility without sacrificing performance, technology, or amenities, this is the perfect fit. The Seal arrives in India as a CBU ( Completely Built-Up) unit from China. There are three variations to the Seal model: Dynamic, Premium, and Performance; prices range from Rs 41.00 lakh to 53.00 lakh. The mid-spec Premium comes with the bigger 82.56kWh battery and RWD powertrain; the entry-level Dynamic trim is only available with the 61.44kWh, RWD arrangement. Offering the top-end Performance variant with the 82.56kWh battery and AWD system The business guarantees an 8-year/1,60,000km warranty on the battery and an 8-year/1,50,000km warranty on the motor and motor controller unit. < The spinning, 15.6-inch multimedia system in the center console, along with a HUD (head-up display) and a 10.25-inch digital instrument cluster, define the electric sedan's best feature. The center console has two wireless charging stations, a heated windshield, a crystal toggle driver selector and tactile controls for music. Among others, the list of amenities includes leatherette upholstery, a panoramic glass roof, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, an 8-way electrically adjustable driver's seat with memory, dual-zone AC, and heated and cooled front seats. Dimensions and Boot Space The Seal electric sedan has 4,800mm in length, 1,875mm in width, and 1,460mm in height. Its wheelbase length is 2,920mm. Luggage has a 400-litre cargo area with extra covered storage beneath a 50-litre frunk. Instead of a spare tire with the electric car, BYD provides a puncture repair kit. There are various storage areas within the cabin including seatback pockets, cup holders, a glovebox, and big door bins on all four sides. The BYD Seal EV's safety? The BYD Seal has among its strongest features safety. Along with ABS (anti-lock braking system) with hill hold, 10 airbags, it also provides ADAS technology, automatic wipers, 360-degree camera, Among the ADAS suite are lane-keeping assist, adaptive cruise control, a 360-degree video system, automated emergency braking, and more. With 89 percent and 86 percent ratings in adult and child occupant protection respectively, the BYD Seal has earned a five-star safety rating in the Euro NCAP crash test. It also landed 76 percent in safety help and 82 percent in vulnerable road users. Benefits from BYD's proprietary Blade technology allow the BYD Seal to be supplied with two battery packs: 61.44kWh and 82.56kWh. Claiming a 510km (NEDC cycle), the smaller battery has a single motor positioned on the back axle. Its torque and power outputs respectively are 310Nm and 204bhp. Available with the mid and top models, the bigger battery may be obtained with either single motor RWD or twin motor AWD configurations. Claiming 312bhp and 360Nm of torque, the single motor RWD variant has a 650km range. Offering a range of 580km, the dual-motor AWD variant generates 530bhp and 670Nm. A 150kW charger can charge the Seal from 10 to 80 percent in 37 minutes. From 0 to 100 percent, the 11kW AC charge takes 8.6 hours. The Seal also backs V2L, or vehicle-to---load, charging. As mentioned above, the Seal with the lesser 61.44kWh RWD configuration claims a 510km range. With single motor RWD and twin motor AWD setups, the bigger 82.56kWh battery guarantees ranges of 650km and 580km respectively. Four color possibilities for the Seal electric car are Atlantis Grey, Arctic Blue, Cosmos Black, and Aurora White. Regarding pricing and category placement, the BYD Seal lacks direct competition in India from another brand. It faces similarly priced EVs, however, including the Volvo C40 Recharge, Hyundai Ioniq 5, and Kia EV6.