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BYD Seal price in Pakistan
The BYD Seal is PKR 1.48 crore to 1.7 crore ex-factory as of October 2026. Here is what that buys: 82.5 kWh of battery, about 410 km you can actually plan around, and a full charge for roughly Rs 1,945 at home.
The numbers that matter
What it costs to own
- Price
- PKR 1.48 crore to 1.7 crore ex-factory, October 2026. An on-road price adds registration and, in most provinces, a reduced or waived token tax for an EV.
- Sales tax
- 1 percent on an EV against 17 to 18 percent on an equivalent petrol car, under the NEV Policy 2025-30. That is already in the price above.
- Full charge at home
- About Rs 1,945 for 82.5 kWh at the subsidised off-peak residential rate of Rs 23.57 per kWh.
- Cost per 100 km
- Roughly Rs 427 charged at home off-peak, against about Rs 3,257 for a petrol car doing 12 km/l at Rs 390.79 a litre, or 87 percent less. Charged only at a typical public DC fast charger it is about Rs 2,083.
- Rated range
- 570 km on the WLTP cycle, which is a laboratory figure. See below for what it means on the M-2.
- Real range
- About 410 km at Pakistani motorway speeds with the air-conditioning on, derated for the test standard and with a reserve. This is the number the trip planner uses.
- DC charging
- Up to 150 kW, taking 20 to 80 percent in about 26 minutes on a charger that can deliver it.
- Connectors
- CCS2, TYPE2. CCS2 is the DC standard on almost every fast charger in Pakistan, so this car fits 84 of them.
- Body
- Sedan
Alternatives
What else is at this money
| Model | Price (PKR) | Battery | Real range | DC max |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MG5 EV | 1.15 crore | 61.1 kWh | ~290 km | 87 kW |
| Deepal L07 | 1.4 crore | 66.8 kWh | ~301 km | 93 kW |
| Riddara RD6 | 1.45 crore to 1.8 crore | 86.0 kWh | ~288 km | 100 kW |
| XPeng G6 | 1.45 crore to 1.85 crore | 87.5 kWh | ~410 km | 280 kW |
| BYD Seal (this car) | 1.48 crore to 1.7 crore | 82.5 kWh | ~410 km | 150 kW |
Variants
Battery, range, plugs
| Variant | Battery | Rated range | Connectors | Max DC | Max AC |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| n/a | 82 kWh | 570 km wltp | TYPE2, CCS2 | 150 kW | 11.0 kW |
Real-world
Range in Pakistani conditions
Rated figures are lab numbers, and the labs do not agree with each other. This car's 570 km is a WLTP figure. In summer heat with the air-conditioning on, at motorway speeds of 100 to 120 km/h, plan on about 410 km. The range converter shows how each standard is derated; the app applies a seasonal factor and the road type to your actual battery percentage when it plans stops.
Long drives
Where it can go
Questions
Questions about the BYD Seal
What is the BYD Seal price in Pakistan?
PKR 1.48 crore to 1.7 crore ex-factory as of October 2026. Prices are revised by the manufacturer without notice and an on-road price adds registration, so treat this as indicative and confirm with a dealer.
What is the real range of the BYD Seal?
About 410 km in Pakistani conditions, against a rated 570 km on the WLTP cycle. The derate accounts for the test standard, motorway speed, air-conditioning and a reserve you do not want to arrive without.
How much does it cost to charge a BYD Seal?
About Rs 1,945 for a full 82.5 kWh charge at the subsidised off-peak home rate of Rs 23.57 per kWh. At a public DC fast charger the same energy costs several times that.
How long does the BYD Seal take to charge?
On DC it takes about 26 minutes from 20 to 80 percent at its maximum 150 kW, on a charger that can actually deliver it. Most in Pakistan cannot, so check the charger's own page. On a 7 kW home wallbox a full charge is an overnight job.
Which chargers fit the BYD Seal in Pakistan?
It takes CCS2 and TYPE2. CCS2 is the DC standard here, so it can use 84 of the DC fast chargers listed on this site.
Add your BYD Seal
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