https://www.businesstimes.com.sg/companies-...-time-seal-deal
Seal the deal, well put
BYD Seal U and Seal, Q4 for Seal sedan?
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News from Australia
https://thedriven.io/2023/10/23/byd-web-sit...-electric-seal/ Website crashed due to 50k checking out Seal |
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https://theevreport.com/byd-vehicles-earn-t...ro-ncap-ratings
BYD’s SEAL and DOLPHIN models, representing the D-segment sedan and C-segment hatchback respectively, have secured five-star safety ratings from the Euro NCAP https://www.drive.com.au/news/byd-ancap-seal-dolphin/ BYD Dolphin and Seal electric cars from China earn five-star safety rating ANCAP |
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Oct 29 2023, 09:55 PM
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QUOTE(KingArthurVI @ Nov 27 2023, 04:50 PM) I gotta say the Seal U SUV form looks great, much better looking than the sedated Model Y !!!!!!Sea Lion!!!!! KingArthurVI liked this post
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https://carnewschina.com/2023/11/27/two-chi...in-europe-2024/
Seal is one of the finalist for European Car of the year 2024. |
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Price wise for Seal in RM not bad and response quite good
https://www.zigwheels.my/car-news/800-booki...rt-for-byd-seal 800 in 2 days, in still dirt cheap petrol country like ours. Not bad not bad at all |
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QUOTE(Jingle91 @ Feb 28 2024, 10:31 AM) Yesterday SA told me already over 1.3k, but their company will continue the free gift package until further notice. https://compare.myeg.com.my/article/road-ta...les-in-malaysiaSurprised with the quality of BYD. Interior is so nice. Anyone know how will the government charge the road tax after grace period end in 2025? Follow current formula, it will cost above 5k a year for performance variant which sound abit scary just for road tax. Performance variant has 82.56 kW battery capacity, so when following the guideline, it would attract basic RM160 since it fall under sedan 80-90kW category. The excess of 2.56 need to be charge progressively as follows: 2.56 kW /0.05 = 51.2 51.2 x RM0.32= RM16.38 So in total RM160+RM16.38 =RM176.38 Carbase has an easy calculator..... https://www.carbase.my/tool/ev-road-tax-calculator All you need to do is key in battery kW capacity and select vehicle type , i.e. Sedan or non sedan (SUV) https://www.carbase.my/tool/ev-road-tax-calculator This post has been edited by EnergyAnalyst: Feb 28 2024, 09:56 PM |
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QUOTE(Jingle91 @ Feb 29 2024, 08:45 AM) Thanks, but this is follow the current grace period offer by Government until 2025 right? Yes. You are right. Because the gov have yet to revise the old policy in 2022. If follow that policy, I think Seal performance will be charged over 5k or 7k. I saw one schedule, it show all EV road tax follow old road tax, pre Feb 2022. And also, the KW should refer to the battery capacity, the the engine power? I also bit confused on this, sorry and wish to learn more on this. Because BYD long range got one figure also use KW, is about 300++. Performance is 620kw I found this screenshot shared by friends, they also worry on the road tax in future, lol  The new EV road tax post 2025 has yet to be announced.... https://www.caricarz.com/en/news/2023/12/mo...ts-needed/10210 I stand corrected. Sorry it should use power kW and not battery capacity, my apology for the error. |
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QUOTE(Jingle91 @ Feb 29 2024, 09:16 AM) No worries bro, no need to say sorry la, haha. https://autobuzz.my/2023/07/01/mot-ev-road-...lates-proposed/So mean there is uncertainty after 2025, unless they can come out with clear policy I am going to hold on to the above statement from Anthony Loke because it will be pointless to make old tech (ICE) be taxed cheaper than new tech, (EV) it won't be in line with the National Energy Transition Roadmap (NETR). NETR outlines Malaysia’s goal of driving 80% adoption of EVs, achieving 90% local EV manufacturing, and enhancing ICE fuel efficiency by 2050. So the grand daddy of it is to make EV affordable. That is why just a few days back, according to Proton CEO Dr Li Chunrong, Proton will be launching its EVs very soon. What’s more interesting is that they will be launching two EVs and the second model will be introduced 6 – 8 months later. https://soyacincau.com/2024/02/21/proton-la...le-models-soon/ Incidentally, just about a month and a half back, Perodua has confirmed to make EV by end of 2025 https://www.carlist.my/news/first-perodua-e...-134883/134883/ So I don't think we can go back to pre 2022 way of life for sure This post has been edited by EnergyAnalyst: Feb 29 2024, 09:49 AM |
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https://torquecafe.com/are-these-the-cars-t...ch-to-electric/
Me think the same question can be asked here in Malaysia Will you make the switch? |
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QUOTE(Jingle91 @ Feb 29 2024, 11:02 AM) Ya, that make more sense, EV road tax should be lower than ICE. Think can still have some faith in Anthony, lol I think ChargEV is now charging based on RM per kWh and no longer per minute?Another thing I don't understand is the cost of charging and also how to choose the right charging station. If I buy seal long range, it's input capacity is 150kw. I know outiside my house got "chargeEv" station, it's fast charging is 60kw, RM1.2 per minutes. Then how long will it take to refill the battery for 60kw? You can use this as estimate tools for cost https://www.inchcalculator.com/electric-veh...ost-calculator/ They are estimates because no one will charge from 0% to 100% but if you want to have an idea, using your example of 150 kW input capacity and 60 kW at fast charging... this is a good link that calculates https://www.evguru.com.my/ev-charging-time-calculator This post has been edited by EnergyAnalyst: Mar 3 2024, 12:29 AM Jingle91 liked this post
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QUOTE(EdEd @ Mar 4 2024, 09:35 AM) SA say insider news from JPJ is that waiver likely will extend to 2027. duno how true Hearsays ....from SAs. Don't bet your money on it. SAs comes and goes. |
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