BYD Seal And BYD Han Prices for Türkiye have been announced. The starting prices for the vehicles are announced as 2 million 440 thousand TL and 3 million 200 thousand TL, respectively.
It was announced that it would arrive at dealers in December. BYD Seal worth 2 million 440 thousand TLIt is an electric sedan that accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.8 seconds and has a WLTP combined driving range of 520 km. 3 million 200 thousand TL flagship BYD Han According to official data, it accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.9 seconds and offers a 521 km WLTP mixed driving range. The electric sedan offers all-wheel drive. At the event held last week, the prices of other vehicles to be sold in Turkey were announced. BYD Dolphin model is in Turkey 1.280.000 TLAtto 3 model 1.490.000 TLSeal U EV model 1,790,000 TLSeal U DM-i model 1,850,000 TL can be purchased at a price. So how were these prices found among consumers? Almost everyone thinks the prices are high. A comment about the announced prices Like this: “With its pricing policy, Türkiye has ceased to be a risk for the automotive market and domestic manufacturers. “I guess they made the incentive internally.”
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Another person says: “I sold the car and have been waiting for this day for 1.5 months. It was a complete disappointment for me. There are many alternatives at these prices. “It has no charm.” Another comment made is as follows: “There is still some froth in prices. “It needs to go down by 200-250k more to ensure competition in the market and to have an impact on the prices of other brands.” One person comments as follows: “While it was about to write a legend in the Turkish automobile market, it has become a brand that writes fairy tales. “The Dolphin model is sold for 32 thousand euros with an additional 17% import tax in Germany, while the same model vehicle, exempt from additional customs duty (between 10-40%), is sold for 35 thousand euros in Turkey.”
As you know, the company will open a factory in Turkey. Within the framework of the agreement, BYD is expected to establish an electric and rechargeable hybrid car production facility with an annual capacity of 150 thousand vehicles and an R&D center for sustainable mobility technologies in Turkey, with an investment of approximately 1 billion dollars. It is planned to provide direct employment for up to 5 thousand people in the Manisa-based facility, which is planned to start production at the end of 2026.
In the statement made by the company on this subject, “Thanks to Turkey’s unique advantages such as its developing technology ecosystem, strong supplier base, exceptional location and qualified workforce, BYD’s investment in this new production facility will further develop the brand’s local production capabilities and increase logistics efficiency. “We aim to reach consumers in Europe by meeting the increasing demand for new energy vehicles in the region.” expressions were used.