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First car

BYD Seal

WLTP, version dependent

Second car

Tesla Model 3

WLTP, version dependent

Technical view

Published maxima, visualised without converting between test cycles or inventing missing specifications.

BYD Seal Tesla Model 3

Specification envelope

Reference scale

Official range ceiling

0–800 km
BYD
570 km
Tesla
750 km

460–570 km · Up to 750 km

Largest listed battery

0–100 kWh
BYD
82.5 kWh
Tesla
Not stated

61.4 or 82.5 kWh · Not officially disclosed

Peak DC charging

0–300 kW
BYD
150 kW
Tesla
250 kW

Up to 150 kW · Up to 250 kW

Electric efficiency

Lower consumption is better, but only like-for-like electric figures are plotted.

10152025 kWh/100 km
BYD 16.6 Tesla 13.2

Range × rapid charging

Orientation only. A high peak does not describe the complete charging curve.

Maximum range and peak DC charging plotBYD Seal and Tesla Model 3 plotted by peak DC charging power and maximum published range.02004006008000100200300Peak DC charging (kW)Published range (km)BYD SealTesla Model 3
WLTP, version dependent WLTP, version dependent

Specification record

The original wording remains visible beside the charts, including every version, market, and test-cycle qualification.

QuestionBYD SealTesla Model 3
PowertrainElectricElectric
BodySedanSedan
Official range460–570 kmUp to 750 km
Test cycleWLTP, version dependentWLTP, version dependent
Battery61.4 or 82.5 kWhNot officially disclosed
Peak DC chargingUp to 150 kWUp to 250 kW
Published fast charge10–80% in about 37 minutes claimedAbout 15 minutes for up to 282 km claimed
Efficiency referenceFrom 16.6 kWh/100 kmFrom 13.2 kWh/100 km
Seats55

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Useful starting points based on the models buyers cross-shop.

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01

Tesla Model 3 vs BYD Seal

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Range references
Up to 750 km / 460–570 km
Peak DC
Up to 250 kW / Up to 150 kW
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Tesla Model Y vs Volkswagen ID.4

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Range references
Up to 622 km / Up to 571 km
Peak DC
Up to 250 kW / Up to 175 kW
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03

Tesla Model Y vs Hyundai Ioniq 5

Long-distance efficiency versus exceptionally fast charging and cabin flexibility.

Range references
Up to 622 km / Up to 570 km
Peak DC
Up to 250 kW / Up to 260 kW
BYD Atto 3, exterior view
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BYD Atto 3 vs Kia EV3

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Range references
Up to 420 km / Up to 605 km
Peak DC
Up to 88 kW / Up to 128 kW
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MG4 vs BYD Dolphin Surf

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Range references
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Peak DC
Up to 144 kW / Up to 85 kW
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06

Toyota RAV4 vs Honda CR-V Hybrid

Two mainstream hybrid SUVs compared by the way people actually use them.

Range references
Market dependent / Market dependent
Peak DC
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