BYD Seal 6 — Price, Specs & Review 2026

Power

130kW

Torque

210Nm

0–100

8.9s

Fuel use

1.5L/100km

EV range

55km

Gearbox

1-Speed Auto

Drive

FWD

Seats

5

ANCAP

5-star

The 2026 BYD Seal 6 Essential Sedan is the entry-level plug-in hybrid sedan in BYD's Australian lineup, suiting commuters who want to plug in for daily driving but still road-trip on petrol when the battery runs out, all from $34,990 before on-roads. Its standout strength is being Australia's cheapest PHEV sedan: 130kW combined output, 10.08kWh BYD Blade LFP battery good for 55km of pure-electric range on the WLTP cycle, and an 8.9-second 0-100km/h pace that comfortably outpaces a Camry Hybrid for similar money. One thing to consider: ANCAP has not published a star rating for the Seal 6 yet, the EV-only range is roughly half what the Sealion 6 PHEV SUV offers, and the rear seat doesn't fold flat because the battery sits under the boot floor.

Power

163kW

Torque

260Nm

0–100

8.1s

Fuel use

1.2L/100km

EV range

100km

Gearbox

1-Speed Auto

Drive

FWD

Seats

5

ANCAP

5-star

The 2026 BYD Seal 6 Touring Premium is the flagship plug-in hybrid wagon in BYD's Australian lineup, suiting families and weekend road-trippers who want serious EV-only range and a properly big boot for $39,990 before on-roads. Its standout strength is the combination of a 19kWh BYD Blade LFP battery delivering 100km of WLTP electric-only range and 670 litres of cargo space (1,350L+ with the seats folded), making it Australia's cheapest PHEV wagon and one of the very few wagons of any kind under $40k. One thing to consider: kerb weight is significant for a mid-size PHEV wagon, ANCAP has not published a star rating yet, and you only get the panoramic sunroof, powered tailgate and 50W wireless charger as standard on this Premium spec, not on the Essential Sedan.