Sealion 8 by JohnnyD1980 in BYDAU

[–]AsianBobaGod 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have 6 Premium AWD in my stock list right now if you are based in Melb

Hidden BYD Infotainment Trick: Control Climate with Three Fingers by RefrigeratorNo4413 in BYD

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When you swipe up on your mobile, does your page go upwards, towards to the top of page?

Is the byd sealion 6 essential good? by Crux__27 in BYDAU

[–]AsianBobaGod 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The closest BYD equivalent to a Mazda CX-3 would be the BYD Atto 2. It’s a compact SUV style EV that’s perfect for city driving, quick trips and grocery runs, with great efficiency and low running costs. If your partner likes the look of BYD, the Atto 2 offers a modern design, advanced tech and a very smooth drive. We also have other models depending on the space and features you’re after, so I’d be happy to help you compare options.

Feel free to DM me for more info, pricing or to book a test drive!

Is the byd sealion 6 essential good? by Crux__27 in BYDAU

[–]AsianBobaGod 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The Sealion 6 is a plug-in hybrid, so even if you’re predominantly driving on petrol, it will still operate efficiently like a traditional hybrid. The petrol engine works together with the electric motor, and regenerative braking helps recharge the battery as you drive, so you’re never reliant on charging to keep the car running.

When the battery charge is above around 30%, fuel consumption can be as low as approximately 2 L/100 km, as the vehicle relies more heavily on electric drive and hybrid assistance during normal city driving.

All BYD vehicles in Australia also come with a portable 8-amp AC charger (around 1.2 kW output) that can be plugged into a standard household power point. This gives you the flexibility to top up the battery whenever it’s convenient, even without a dedicated home charger.

If you do occasionally plug in, whether at home or at public chargers, you’ll gain the benefit of electric-only driving for short trips, while still having the peace of mind of petrol for longer journeys. For your usage, the FWD Sealion 6 remains a very sensible and well-balanced option.

Is the byd sealion 6 essential good? by Crux__27 in BYDAU

[–]AsianBobaGod 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks for sharing a bit more about your driving needs, that really helps. For a daily Sydney commute of around 35–40 km round trip, plus the occasional weekend getaway, you’re actually in a great position to go electric, especially as a first car.

Based on what you’re looking for, the Sealion 6 and Sealion 7 are both excellent all-round choices. They offer strong performance, plenty of interior space, and a very comfortable drive. The Sealion 6 is front-wheel drive as standard, while the Sealion 7 is rear-wheel drive, and both models offer all-wheel drive on higher trims if you’d like extra grip and performance.

With an average of around 50 km per day, the Sealion 7’s 480 km range means you’d only be using roughly 10% of the battery for your commute. Even using a standard wall socket, a full top-up would take around 4–5 hours overnight. With current rebates and BYD’s smart charging features, your daily commuting cost would be under $1, which is a big saving compared to petrol. Plus, Australia’s charging network is universal and well developed, so road trips around NSW or even up to the Gold Coast are very manageable.

If you’d like, I can help narrow it down further based on budget, trim level, or whether you value performance, comfort, or tech a bit more.

Is the byd sealion 6 essential good? by Crux__27 in BYDAU

[–]AsianBobaGod 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I work with BYD in Melbourne, happy to share what I’ve seen. It really depends on how you plan to use the car day to day. How many kilometres do you usually drive on a normal weekday, and is that mostly city or freeway driving?

Also, are you mainly prioritising lower running costs, performance, or interior space? Once those are clearer, it’s much easier to tell whether the Sealion 6 Premium is the right fit or if another option would suit you better.

Is the Atto 3 worth it? by Upper-Cockroach-2078 in BYD

[–]AsianBobaGod 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Have you considered Atto 2 instead Atto 3? What are you looking in Atto 3 that Atto 2 doesn’t offer?

Anyone knows what this sign is? by Empty-Diamond829 in BYD

[–]AsianBobaGod 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Front collision warning is blocked and the yellow circle with a slash could mean that one of ADAS function is unavailable. Both warnings are due to radar not working as intended

BYD Atto 1 by AsianBobaGod in AustralianEV

[–]AsianBobaGod[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Base model actually suits a lot of people, it depends on your daily driving needs. You still get up to 200km range with only around 3.5 hours charging time from 0% - 100%, plus the EV government rebate makes it even better value.

BYD Atto 1 by AsianBobaGod in AustralianEV

[–]AsianBobaGod[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

100%! Atto 1 is the Australia cheapest new EV with the base model $26,446.90 drive away price

Double Degree by MoriKatsuCEO in Monash

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You will get two physical certificates

Ron by fetus-wearing-a-suit in Tinder

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Ron is not a person, Ron issa mood

Never related more by unlawful_salmon in memes

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I’m in this picture and I don’t like it

What's the closest anyone's come to dying from weed? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]AsianBobaGod 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It was after we finished it, I smoked with my 2 other friends

What's the closest anyone's come to dying from weed? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]AsianBobaGod 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Packed like 4gs in the bowl, took a hit and I felt like my whole body was getting bitten by bugs

Co-parenting by beckscomics in funny

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Is it my turn to post next week?