BYD·Sedan·Electric

BYD SealPrice in Pakistan, range & specs

PKR 1.48 CroreShowroom

201hpPower

7.5s0–100 km/h

61.44kWhBattery

650kmRange

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Charges at 120 of 123 public chargers in Pakistan

The BYD Seal is a fully electric sedan available in Pakistan, priced from PKR 1.48 Crore–1.7 Crore with up to 650 km of range. Here are its specs — and, because a car is only as good as where you can charge it, exactly where to charge the BYD Seal across Pakistan.

Specifications

Everything the manufacturer states for the BYD Seal, set out in full.

Battery & charging

DC charging (max)150 kW

AC charging (max)7 kW

Rapid charge 10–80%30 min

Range (claimed)510–650 km

Battery61.44 kWh

Consumption15.3 kWh/100km

Performance

Top speed220 km/h

0–100 km/h7.5 s

Power201 hp

Torque310 Nm

Dimensions

Length4800 mm

Width1875 mm

Height1460 mm

Wheelbase2920 mm

Seats5

Cost on the road

What the Seal actually costs to put on the road — showroom price plus registration, token tax and federal advance tax.

Registered in

Tax status

Delivered price — what you pay the dealer

On-road (delivered)

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Then to register it — varies by province

Registration & token (year 1)

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Total to put on the road

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Running costs

Put your own numbers in below — monthly distance, your electricity tariff, today's petrol price — and see what the Seal would cost you each month next to an equivalent petrol car.

Distance / month Electricity · PKR/kWh Petrol · PKR/L Petrol car · km/L

You save every month

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Charging the Seal: —
Same distance on petrol: —

Worked out on the home electricity rate you set above. Your own figure will move with how you drive, and public DC charging costs noticeably more per unit.

Charging this car

Which sockets the Seal uses, and what that means for you on the ChargePK map — we count the stations it can actually pull from, live.

Charging ports

DCCCS2 · 150 kWACType 2 · 7 kW

Plug into Type 2 to charge overnight at home or on an AC point; use CCS2 when you need a fast top-up on the road.

120/123

98%

of the public chargers we track are compatible with the Seal

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BYD dealers in Pakistan

3 authorised showrooms across 2 cities in Pakistan.

BYD Metropole Experience CenterExperience centre

Civil Lines, Club Road · Mega Motor Company

Hotel Metropole Building, Club Road, Civil Lines, Karachi

Mon–Sat 10:30–19:30 (closed Sun)

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BYD South KarachiSales · service · spares

Sector 23, Main Korangi Road · Mega Motor Company

12/1, Sector 23, Main Korangi Road, Karachi

Mon–Sat 09:00–17:30 (closed Sun)

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The verdict

The Seal is the sedan you buy when the drive matters as much as the range. The Premium's 82.56 kWh pack, 650 km quoted range and 308 hp make it the strongest package here, but it costs PKR 1.7 Crore. The Dynamic, at PKR 1.48 Crore for 510 km, is harder to justify: the Dongfeng 007 claims the same 650 km as the Premium from PKR 1.19 Crore, and the Deepal L07 offers a bigger battery and more power than the Dynamic for less money at PKR 1.4 Crore. If badge, build and 150 kW DC charging matter, the Seal holds up. If you are buying on price per kilometre of range alone, the 007 is the sharper deal.

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of the BYD Seal in Pakistan?

The BYD Seal is priced at PKR 1.48 Crore–1.7 Crore in Pakistan (2026 — indicative, confirm with the dealer as prices move with taxes and exchange rates).

What is the range of the BYD Seal?

The BYD Seal offers up to 650 km of range on a full charge.

Where can I charge the BYD Seal in Pakistan?

The BYD Seal uses CCS2, Type 2 connectors. Charge it at public stations across Pakistan — see the live ChargePK map for chargers near you.

What is the difference between the BYD Seal Dynamic and Premium?

The Dynamic runs a 61.44 kWh battery, 510 km of quoted range, 201 hp and a 7.5-second 0-100 km/h time. The Premium steps up to 82.56 kWh, 650 km claimed and 308 hp. Both share 150 kW DC charging, the quoted 30-minute fast-charge time and a 220 km/h top speed. The PKR 22 Lakh step between them buys battery, range and power.

Is the BYD Seal good value against the Deepal L07 and Dongfeng 007?

On paper, no. The Dongfeng 007 claims 650 km from PKR 1.19 Crore, matching the Seal Premium's range for less than the Seal Dynamic's price. The Deepal L07, at PKR 1.4 Crore, has a larger battery (66.8 kWh vs 61.44 kWh) and more power (255 hp vs 201 hp) than the Dynamic. The Seal answers with 150 kW DC charging, 220 km/h top speed and, in Premium form, 308 hp.

What does a full home charge of the BYD Seal cost, and what is that per kilometre?

At domestic rates of PKR 45-65 per kWh, the Dynamic's 61.44 kWh pack costs roughly PKR 2,800-4,000 to fill; against its 510 km quoted range that is roughly PKR 5.5-8 per km. The Premium's 82.56 kWh pack runs roughly PKR 3,700-5,400 for 650 km claimed, a similar per-km figure. Real-world consumption will push the per-km cost somewhat higher.

Will the BYD Seal really do its claimed 510 km or 650 km range?

Treat those as testing-cycle figures, not everyday numbers. Real range is lower and depends on speed, air conditioning, traffic and temperature; sustained motorway running at high speed reduces it most. The gap applies to every EV, including the rivals, so compare claimed figures against claimed figures. The Seal's 150 kW DC charging, with a quoted 30-minute fast-charge time, softens the shortfall on longer trips.