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Any long terms Europe BYD owners? How is the build quality of their export vehicles?
by t1234s 4mo ago
Any long terms Europe BYD owners? How is the build quality of their export vehicles?
- kblazewicz2 4mo agoI own a Sealion 7 since August. Build quality is much better than European brands like BMW or Audi, it really feels premium. I'm loving this car.
- usrnm 4mo agoWhat about the software side?
- pjc50 4mo agoLong-term reviews are available: https://driveauthority.com/is-byd-reliable-after-5-years/ https://driveauthority.com/is-byd-reliable-after-5-years/ https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/byd/dolphin-surf/long-term-reviews/surfs-six-months-byd%E2%80%99s-%C2%A318k-citroen-c3-rival https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/byd/dolphin-surf/long-t... https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/byd/atto-3/long-term-reviews/byd-atto-3-2024-long-term-test https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-review/byd/atto-3/long-term-re... They're now quite popular in the UK, along with Jaecoo, although not a huge number of them are pure-EV. Since I have been in the market for a car recently, I've been carspotting to see what's actually on the roads, and looking out for green-flash plates. VW and Tesla seem to be the carspotting winners so far. Autocar (and other reviewers) are mad about the Renault 5, which does look extremely good. I have an Abarth(!) 600E on lease-order, which I will review for HN eventually. It is very funny that the Seagull had to be renamed Surf because Brits hate seagulls, though.
- giarc 4mo agoCanadians also hate seagulls, so I wonder if they will do the same (although I'm not sure the Seagull was intended to come to Canada).
- redsocksfan45 4mo ago[dead]
- gpm 4mo agoRe: The dead comment wondering why when Canadians largely don't live near the sea. Seagulls, despite the name, aren't restricted to the sea. We have tons of them far from the sea (as well as on our rather large coasts).
- t1234s 4mo agoHow about OEM replacement parts pricing and availability?