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BYD Seal vs JAC Hunter PHEV
🔋 Battery & Range
🔌 Charging
🏎 Performance
⛽ Hybrid & Fuel
📐 Dimensions & Practicality
🛡 Safety & Warranty
Vehicle warranty
Best in category −52 kWh Difference from best
🔋 Battery & Range
Battery capacity
82.56kWh
31.2kWh
−51.36 kWh
WLTP range
570km
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Electric-only range (PHEV)
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100km
Total range (hybrid)
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1005km
Battery chemistry
BYD Blade Battery (LFP)
LFP
Battery warranty
8 years / 160,000 km
8 years / 150,000 km
🔌 Charging
Max DC charge rate
150kW
46kW
−104 kW
DC 10-80% time
37min
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AC charge rate (onboard)
7kW
−4 kW
11kW
Charge port
CCS2
CCS2
🏎 Performance
0-100 km/h
5.9s
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Power
230kW
−130 kW
360kW
Torque
360Nm
−650 Nm
1010Nm
Drive type
RWD
AWD
Top speed
180km/h
160km/h
−20 km/h
⛽ Hybrid & Fuel
Petrol engine
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2.0L turbo-petrol direct-injection (2.0TGDI), 160 kW / 370 Nm
Engine displacement
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1995cc
Transmission
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4DHT dedicated hybrid transmission (4 ratios)
Fuel consumption (combined)
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1.6L/100km
Fuel tank
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77L
📐 Dimensions & Practicality
Length
4800mm
5330mm
Width
1875mm
1965mm
Height
1460mm
1920mm
Wheelbase
2920mm
−190 mm
3110mm
Ground clearance
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200mm
Kerb weight
2055kg
2555kg
+500 kg
Gross vehicle mass
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3470kg
Payload
—
915kg
Boot space
400L
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Frunk
53L
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Seats
5
5
Towing (braked)
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3500kg
Towing (unbraked)
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750kg
🛡 Safety & Warranty
ANCAP safety
5
5
Vehicle warranty
6 years / 150,000 km
7 years / unlimited km (incl. commercial use)
Roadside assist
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7 years
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