The 2025 BYD Seal is on sale in Singapore in three variants, starting with the single-motor Dynamic at S$191,888 (RM643,398), through the single-motor Premium at S$215,888 (RM723,870), up to the dual-motor Performance at S$266,888 (RM894,834); all prices quoted are with COE.
The updated EV brings an updated kit list including a larger-capacity frunk that now holds 53 litres (up from 50 litres previously), along with new alloy wheel designs and an electrically operated roof sunshade.
In Singapore, the three-variant line-up for the 2025 Seal starts with the Dynamic that gets a 136 PS/310 Nm rear mounted motor, drawing from a 61.44 kWh battery that offers up to 460 km of range (WLTP). Next up is the Premium, which gets a more potent rear motor producing 313 PS and 360 Nm, drawing from a 82.56 kWh battery enabling up to 570 km of range (WLTP).
Topping the trio is the Performance, which packs a dual-motor AWD powertrain comprised of a 215 PS/310 Nm front motor and a 313 PS/360 Nm rear motor for combined outputs of 530 PS and 670 Nm; this uses the same 82.52 kWh battery as the Premium, though the higher outputs mean a shorter battery range, at 520 km on the WLTP testing standard. All three variants use the BYD Blade battery, and get V2L functionality.
In terms of charging, all three attain a 30-80% charge in 32 minutes, and the base Dynamic variant can take DC charging at up to 110 kW, and AC charging at up to 7 kW; the latter bringing a full 0-100% charge in 8.6 hours. the Premium and Performance variants with the larger 82.56 kWh battery can take DC charging at up to 150 kW and AC charging at up to 7 kW, bringing a full 0-100% charge in 15.2 hours.
Unlike the 2025 model-year Seal for China that emerged last August, the Singapore-market Seal does without the Chinese market model’s additional roof-mounted lidar sensors and red BYD badging, the latter retaining the silver finish on the Singapore-market car.
For safety and driver assistance features, the 2025 Seal in Singapore gets nine airbags, a 360-degree camera system, front and rear parking sensors, ISOFIX child seat anchors, ACC, AEB, lane departure warning and prevention, and emergency lane keeping assist.
Also on are forward collision warning, traffic sign recognition, front and rear cross traffic alert and brake, intelligent speed limit information, blind spot detection, door opening warning, high beam assist and a head-up display.
In Singapore, the 2025 BYD Seal gets a new Shark Grey exterior paint colour, in addition to Atlantis Grey, Aurora White and Cosmos Black. Three variants are sold in the city-state; the single-motor Dynamic at S$191,888 (RM643,398), through the single-motor Premium at S$215,888 (RM723,870), up to the dual-motor Performance at S$266,888 (RM894,834); all prices quoted are with COE.
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Ac charging needs to be improved
Cam tak betul je harge kete, starting price setengah juta
Sekali COE (hak utk ada kereta). SG kecik, gov control kereta by these charge.
Tu harga kat Singapore. Kat malaysia kan BYD seal tak sampai 200k. Skrg ada diskaun lagi.. serendah 160k.
I wait for BYD Whale, for the whales who can afford EV here.
I go to SG often. I see a number of Attos, but cannot recall seeing a single Seal. Maybe once they’ve gone past the ‘budget’ Atto pricing most Singaporeans straight go for Tesla or German rivals?