What is the range of BYD's new energy vehicles?

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ColtonMarie
07/29/25 12:49am
BYD's new energy vehicles have a range of 520 kilometers. Precautions for using pure electric vehicles: Maintain good driving habits and avoid charging in extremely cold environments, as it can damage the battery. It is best to use slow charging and fully charge the battery at once to extend its lifespan. If the vehicle is not used for a long time, charge it once to effectively prevent battery depletion. Regular maintenance is also necessary. The maintenance cycle for pure electric vehicles is generally every 10,000 kilometers or once a year. Additional information: The range varies depending on the energy density of the vehicle's battery. Among BYD's pure electric models, the longest range is 520 kilometers.
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Ellen
08/12/25 5:01am
I recently switched to a BYD Seal with an official range rating of 700 km, but real-world city commuting gives about 90% of that. If I drive at 120 km/h on the highway with max AC, the range drops to just over 500 km. My friend's Han EV holds its range better, maintaining around 500 km even in sub-zero winter temperatures. Battery tech is definitely improving, but actual range depends heavily on driving habits and road conditions. I usually prefer eco mode with gentle acceleration, and the one-pedal mode helps recover more energy. Regular battery health checks are crucial too, since degradation ultimately impacts range performance.
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