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Fuel Type Category
Electric
transmission
Automatic
Number Of Seats
5 Seater
Fuel Type Category
Electric
Engine Power Output
308 hp - 523 hp
transmission
Automatic
Number Of Seats
5 Seater
Engine Torque Output
310 Nm
Drivetrain Type
AWD
2026
0 KM
20260 KM
BYD Ti 7
Starting from
SAR 147,900
BYD Song Plus
Starting from
SAR 109,900
BYD ATTO 3
Starting from
SAR 99,900
BYD Seal 7
Starting from
SAR 104,900
BYD Sealion 5
Starting from
SAR 79,900
BYD Atto 8
Starting from
SAR 179,900
BYD Qin Plus
Starting from
SAR 69,900
BYD Han
Starting from
SAR 179,900
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The 2026 BYD Seal is an all-electric sports sedan designed to challenge the Tesla Model 3 on styling, performance, and value — and it arrives in Saudi Arabia with pricing that makes it one of the most accessible performance EVs in the Kingdom. Prices start from SAR 124,000.
The entry Design RWD Electric (Base) trim is a rear-wheel-drive variant with a strong real-world range suited to both city and inter-city driving across Saudi Arabia's longer road distances. The Premium AWD Electric (Mid) trim — from SAR 133,900 — steps up to a dual-motor all-wheel-drive layout delivering 308 hp combined, dramatically cutting 0–100 km/h times and adding a more extensively equipped cabin with upgraded tech features. Both variants seat 5 and share the same low-slung fastback body, giving the Seal proportions closer to a sports car than a conventional sedan.
Pros: the dual-motor AWD output of 308 hp on the Premium AWD Electric (Mid) makes the Seal one of the quickest cars at this price point in KSA — few rivals come close without a significant premium. The rotating touchscreen, vegan leather upholstery, and ambient lighting on the Premium AWD Electric (Mid) give the cabin a premium atmosphere that competes convincingly with more expensive European EVs. Cons: BYD's public fast-charging infrastructure in Saudi Arabia is still expanding, and the charging experience is less seamless than Tesla's integrated Supercharger network for now. The sport-tuned suspension in the AWD variant may feel firm on some of Riyadh's rougher urban roads.
As a relatively new entrant in the KSA market, the BYD Seal does not yet have a well-established resale curve. Qualitatively, EV demand in Saudi Arabia is growing rapidly and the Seal's positioning as a performance-oriented yet affordably priced sedan should support healthy used-market interest over time.
Buyers also considering the Seal in KSA commonly look at the Tesla Model 3, BYD Yuan Plus, and Li Auto Seeker. The Model 3 leads on charging convenience and brand familiarity; the Yuan Plus suits buyers wanting a higher-riding crossover format; the Seal wins on outright driving excitement and interior design at a comparable price.
