Fuel Type Category
Electric (EV)
Engine Power Output
308 hp - 524 hp
transmission
Automatic
Number Of Seats
5
Fuel Type Category
Electric (EV)
Engine Power Output
308 hp - 524 hp
transmission
Automatic
Number Of Seats
5
Drivetrain Type
RWD

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 Sealion 7 is a fully electric mid-size SUV designed to challenge the Tesla Model Y and European rivals on space, performance, and value — starting from SAR 168,000 for Saudi buyers. It carries 5 passengers in a well-appointed cabin backed by BYD's Blade Battery technology.
The Premium RWD (Electric) (Base) variant is the entry point — a rear-wheel-drive configuration offering a competitive real-world range for daily Saudi commutes and inter-city runs. Upgrading to the Performance AWD (Electric) (Top), priced from SAR 185,780, unlocks dual-motor all-wheel drive with 524 hp — a substantial jump that puts it firmly in hot-SUV territory, with the kind of straight-line performance that rivals cost considerably more to match.
Pros: the dual-motor Performance AWD (Electric) (Top) delivers 524 hp, making it one of the strongest-performing electric SUVs available at this price in Saudi Arabia. BYD's Blade Battery chemistry is genuinely more thermally stable in high-heat environments — a real-world advantage in Saudi conditions compared with some competing chemistries. Cons: BYD's charging network footprint in KSA remains smaller than Tesla's Supercharger coverage, which matters for longer journeys beyond major cities. Resale market depth for BYD models in Saudi Arabia is still developing, introducing some uncertainty around future residual values.
As a recent arrival in the Saudi EV market, the Sealion 7 lacks the long local sales history needed for precise residual benchmarking. Buyers should treat resale value as broadly in line with the wider mid-size electric SUV segment, which is competitive on fuel savings but still finding its floor in the used-car market.
Buyers cross-shopping the Sealion 7 in Saudi Arabia typically also look at the Tesla Model Y, Volkswagen ID.4, and BMW iX1 — all five-seat electric SUVs in a similar price window. The Sealion 7 makes the strongest case on power-per-riyal in AWD form; the Model Y leads on Supercharger access; and the iX1 suits buyers for whom the BMW badge and dealer network matter most.