BYD Models

Compare five Australian PHEV utes on price, electric range, towing, payload, charging and equipment, following Chery Stockman pricing.

BYD is cutting prices before Christmas, with $4,000 off its best-selling Shark 6 ute, 0.99 per cent finance, novated lease discounts and the Atto 1 from $19,990 drive-away.

The 2027 Chery Stockman starts at $52,990 before on-road costs, with 350kW/800Nm, 3495kg towing and two grades. Here’s what Urban misses out on.

Changan confirms the 2027 Deepal S05 electric SUV for Australia, with pre-order interest open ahead of local pricing, grades and launch details.

BYD's seven-seat Ti7 plug-in hybrid SUV has Australian type approval, but local pricing and launch timing remain unconfirmed amid a Dutch legal dispute.

JLR alleges BYD's Ti7 infringes Defender intellectual property in a Dutch court dispute. No infringement finding has been made; both firms declined comment.

A camouflaged BYD Seal 07 DM-i prototype has been spotted in Western Sydney, with an Australian launch likely in 2027 but not yet confirmed.

BYD's seven-seat Atto 8 EV offers up to 653km WLTP range and claimed nine-minute charging, but there are no immediate plans for an Australian launch.

The 2027 MG4 EV Urban Special Edition adds a black roof and door-panel lighting, priced at $33,990 drive-away with cashback and limited to 750 units.

BYD’s Yangwang Altior has debuted in Abu Dhabi with four motors, four seats and more than 1000km of claimed CLTC range. Australian availability is unannounced.