What does BYD's battery lifetime warranty mean?

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DelilahAnn
07/23/25 10:55pm
New energy vehicle manufacturers do not provide a lifetime warranty for the battery. Here are the relevant explanations: 1. Battery Cell: The lifetime warranty for the battery cell does not mean a lifetime warranty for the entire battery. The battery cell and the power battery are two different things. The battery includes a combination of the battery cell, circuit board, connecting wires, connectors, casing, and other components. 2. Maintenance: BYD Qin's maintenance manual also clearly states: the vehicle has a 6-year or 150,000-kilometer warranty. For electric vehicles purchased after January 1, 2016, the main components of the electric system have an 8-year or 150,000-kilometer warranty, while the battery cell has a lifetime warranty. Normal degradation does not affect its functionality. The same applies to the battery of a new energy electric vehicle. If the battery degradation is not caused by a fault, normal degradation will not affect the normal use of the vehicle, and the range can still be maintained within the normal range (depending on the purchased battery capacity).
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DianaRose
08/10/25 6:40pm
Hey, when it comes to BYD's battery lifetime warranty, I think it's simply a blessing. As a car owner, it gives me great peace of mind while driving because as long as I'm the first owner, any major battery issues like significant capacity loss or defects can be repaired or replaced for free. This saves a huge amount on repair costs – I heard replacing a new battery could cost tens of thousands. But remember, the warranty only covers core components; normal aging or damage caused by the owner isn't included. BYD's willingness to make this promise shows they have strong confidence in their battery technology, which adds an extra layer of security for our daily commutes and long-distance trips. I've also noticed this policy enhances the resale value because it can be transferred to the next owner under certain conditions. In short, as an average user, this lifetime warranty makes me feel like I'm getting more value from my car choice.
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Matteo
09/23/25 7:02am
I often research electric vehicles. BYD's battery lifetime warranty actually provides indefinite coverage for the core components of the power battery, but with limitations such as only covering manufacturing defects or abnormal performance issues. Specifically, when the battery capacity degrades below 70% of its initial level, free repair or replacement is available, though normal wear and tear is not included. I've compared industry data, and this warranty period exceeds that of many brands—for example, Tesla only offers an 8-year warranty—which directly reduces long-term vehicle ownership risks. As the heart of an electric vehicle, BYD's move encourages more people to switch to electric mobility while also enhancing brand trust. For maintenance, it's recommended to regularly check the battery health at authorized service centers to avoid affecting warranty eligibility. Ultimately, it makes buying a BYD a worry-free investment.
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