The BYD Seal U DM-i is a plug-in hybrid SUV with a gasoline engine and an externally rechargeable battery. It is particularly suitable for people who can charge regularly and want to remain flexible on longer journeys. The purely electric Seal U is a different drive variant.

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Which version suits you?

The following manufacturer figures come from the Swiss BYD data sheet dated April 2026. For an individual offer, also check the model year and vehicle documents: equipment and homologation figures may vary.

  • Boost: Front-wheel drive, 218 hp, 18.3 kWh battery and 80 km electric range according to WLTP combined.
  • Comfort: Front-wheel drive, 218 hp, 26.6 kWh battery and 125 km electric range according to WLTP combined.
  • Design: All-wheel drive, 324 hp, 18.3 kWh battery and 70 km electric range according to WLTP combined.

Compare the Comfort if you want to cover more of your everyday journeys electrically. Choose the Design for comparison if you need all-wheel drive. With the Boost, weigh up the purchase price, equipment and your charging needs.

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Vehicles to order

These vehicles are purchased to order. Delivery time quoted is an estimate and will be confirmed prior to purchase.

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Our experiences so far

In our driving report published on 7 October 2025, we described the comfortable suspension, light steering and smooth transition between electric and petrol power. We also appreciated the space in the rear seats. These impressions provide context; we recommend a test drive on your usual route to help you decide.

Try out the operation of the display, seating position, visibility when parking and the assistance systems. If necessary, take strollers or frequently transported luggage with you. The current Swiss data sheet states 425 liters of trunk volume for Boost and Design and 450 liters for Comfort with the rear seats up.

Understanding range, charging and consumption

WLTP values ​​are used for comparison. Cold weather, highway speed, load and heating usage influence the actual electric range. Plan a reserve for your commute and check where the vehicle can charge reliably.

According to the Swiss data sheet, all three versions charge with up to 11 kW AC or 18 kW DC. The real charging performance depends, among other things, on the battery and charging station. In everyday life, regular charging at home or at work is often more important than a quick charging stop on the go.

For a plug-in hybrid, weighted WLTP consumption differs from consumption in hybrid operation. One fuel-consumption figure alone cannot describe your everyday use. Consider petrol and electricity use together, including the share of driving done electrically. A test drive and the specific vehicle data sheet can help you assess your needs.

What to check before buying

  • Access to charging: Does regular charging fit into your daily routine? Without a charging space, you should also compare a full hybrid.
  • Version: Do the drive, model year and equipment in the specific advertisement match your requirements?
  • Delivery: Is the vehicle already on site or will it be purchased to order?
  • Warranty: Ask for the warranty duration, start date, mileage limit and claims process for this specific vehicle.
  • Used vehicle: Check service history and battery condition. A battery certificate can supplement the assessment.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the BYD Seal U DM-i an electric car?

It is a plug-in hybrid with a gasoline engine and a rechargeable battery. The Seal U is also offered as a purely electric model; Therefore, pay attention to the addition DM-i.

How far does the Seal U DM-i travel electrically?

The Swiss data sheet dated April 2026 lists combined WLTP electric ranges of 80 km for Boost, 125 km for Comfort and 70 km for Design. Actual range depends on the vehicle and driving conditions.

Does every Seal U DM-i have all-wheel drive?

No. In this Swiss data sheet, Design is the all-wheel-drive version; Boost and Comfort use front-wheel drive. Check the specifications of the individual vehicle.

Can I drive the Seal U DM-i without charging it regularly?

Yes, the petrol engine allows you to continue driving. Whether a plug-in hybrid suits you also depends on access to charging and your driving pattern. Compare total costs with other powertrains.

How much does a BYD Seal U DM-i cost at Auto Bonau?

Current CHF prices are shown with the vehicles above. This selection updates from our published listings. If no suitable offer appears, contact us about sourcing a vehicle.

Sources and advice

Technical reference: BYD Switzerland – SEAL U DM-i, data sheet April 2026. Content updated on October 9, 2026 by Auto Bonau AG.

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