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Can BYD's battery be covered under warranty if the chassis is damaged?

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StJosiah

07/30/25 5:17am

No. Because the manufacturer will consider it as man-made damage, so refuse the warranty. BYD's battery warranty policy is as follows: 1. Lifetime warranty: At present, BYD's battery warranty policy is that the first individual owner (non-operating) has a lifetime warranty for the three-electric system, while the warranty policy for the whole vehicle is 6 years or 150,000 kilometers. For the three-electric system, BYD provides a lifetime warranty. 2. Battery replacement: According to BYD's three-guarantee regulations, the battery can only be replaced free of charge when the battery attenuation is abnormal. As for the standard of this decline, BYD has not yet given an official calculation method, and the state has not formulated relevant regulations. At present, the most common saying in the industry is that if the attenuation exceeds 30%, it will be replaced free of charge.

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