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What is the battery model of BYD F6?

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SanMorgan
09/01/25 6:42am

The battery model of BYD F6 is NS60/55D23R. Here is a detailed introduction about BYD automobiles: 1. Overview: BYD is a Chinese automotive brand established in 1995, mainly producing commercial vehicles, family cars and batteries. Starting with a team of just over 20 people, it grew into the world's second largest rechargeable battery manufacturer by 2003, and established BYD Auto in the same year. 2. Others: BYD's vehicle designs incorporate both advanced international trends and conform to Chinese cultural aesthetics. The new BYD logo will no longer use the original blue-and-white color scheme, but instead adopts an oval shape with light and shadow elements.

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Doreen
09/14/25 2:33am

The battery model for the BYD F6 is typically 12V 60Ah, with standard dimensions and configurations commonly found in most original equipment batteries. After replacing this battery several times, I've noticed that many car owners neglect maintenance, leading to premature failure, such as issues arising within about two years. Regularly checking for terminal corrosion and cleaning it with a brush can extend its lifespan. If you're not opting for the original model, a compatible 60Ah battery will suffice, costing around 300 to 400 yuan—just avoid cheap, no-name brands to prevent roadside breakdowns. High summer temperatures accelerate aging, so try to park in shaded areas or use a battery cover for insulation. Proper maintenance can save you a lot on repair costs.

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McAlexa
10/28/25 3:16am

Hey, the BYD F6's battery is clearly labeled as 12V 60Ah. I recommend opting for a reputable brand like VARTA or Fengfan in the 60Ah version, as they offer stable performance and are less prone to power loss. The battery lifespan typically lasts three to four years, but frequent short trips or leaving lights on can quickly drain it. Searching online for the model will reveal many options, including upgraded versions like AGM batteries, which offer longer endurance but are slightly more expensive. Regularly check the voltage with a multimeter—a reading above 12.6V indicates good health. Keeping the engine compartment well-ventilated and avoiding moisture to prevent corrosion on the wiring are small habits that can keep your car running smoothly.

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OElias
12/11/25 3:32am

The battery model for the BYD F6 is 12V 60Ah. For daily use, try to avoid leaving the car idle for long periods; drive it weekly to keep the battery charged. In terms of cost, an original battery replacement costs around 400 yuan, which is affordable, but neglecting maintenance can lead to additional expenses. A simple maintenance tip is to check the electrolyte level—if it's too low, add distilled water to prevent drying out. Difficulty starting the car in cold weather is often due to a weak battery, so it's wise to keep an emergency jump starter handy. A cost-saving option is to look for discounted replacement services at repair shops during promotions.

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