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What are the battery replacement terms for the Song Plus DM-i?

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StGianna
09/09/25 3:50am

The battery replacement terms for the Song Plus DM-i is lifetime warranty. Here is the relevant introduction about the Song PLUS: Introduction: The Song PLUS is a new compact SUV under BYD. The vehicle is positioned between the Song Pro and the Tang, offering consumers multiple powertrain options. Appearance: Based on the official images and previous application drawings, the new car adopts BYD's family Dragon Face 2.0 design language. The large grille of the fuel version and the closed grille of the pure electric version both enhance its distinctive recognition.

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VanValeria
09/20/25 8:37am

I just bought the Song PLUS DM-i, and the battery terms are crucial for me. BYD's standard warranty offers an 8-year or 150,000-kilometer battery warranty, meaning if the battery capacity drops below 70% or malfunctions, it can be replaced for free. The manual clearly states that proper maintenance records are required, and unauthorized modifications that affect the warranty should be avoided. When driving, I pay attention to charging habits, such as not letting the battery completely drain, to extend its lifespan. Many owners on forums share that this hybrid's battery is durable, with few issues during the warranty period, which is reassuring. The cost of battery replacement is also low, making it a good deal for daily commuters. BYD service centers also offer free health diagnostics, allowing for constant monitoring. The terms are fair, making this car a worthwhile purchase.

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StEmilia
11/04/25 2:12am

As a tech enthusiast, I've thoroughly researched the battery policy of the Song PLUS DM-i. BYD offers an 8-year or 150,000-kilometer warranty, primarily covering capacity degradation or hardware failures such as cooling system issues. Free replacement requires meeting non-artificial damage conditions, including regular maintenance at authorized shops to ensure warranty validity. I've personally tested the battery performance and recommend using the official app to monitor capacity changes and adjust driving habits promptly. The terms are flexible yet rigorous, with mileage conditions taking precedence over time conditions when met. Daily maintenance includes avoiding sudden acceleration and maintaining balanced charging and discharging to prevent premature aging. This is incredibly practical for friends who enjoy exploring hybrid technology.

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AnthonyRose
12/18/25 2:12am

I've been using the Song PLUS DM-i for several years, and the battery terms are straightforward. BYD offers an 8-year or 150,000-kilometer battery warranty, providing a free replacement if the capacity drops below 70% or if it fails. Just remember not to get it repaired by unauthorized parties and keep maintenance records handy for warranty claims. I drive smoothly and avoid overcharging or leaving the car idle for too long to extend battery life. The battery replacement process is simple—just visit the dealer. The terms are reliable, making it worry-free, cost-effective, and safe for experienced drivers like me.

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