The EQS is a very good driving “CAR” but is NOT a prestige Mercedes-Benz “S” class car while one pay the prestige “S” class price. If Mercedes Benz simply stick the electrical system into their gas “S” class, the customers looking for a “S” class car will buy it. The worst feature is the hatch back design which only belong to cheap utility entry level car.

A seagull is $22,000 in the Philippines! Will never get for under $10,000 outside China

When Toyota brought out a small pickup truck, they sold like crazy! BYD should make small trucks.

BYD = Buy Your Death

Oil smells funny 😁

Keep repeating himself. Where is the detail on fast charging BYD???

Can it really charge in 7 minutes? What power supply is required.

This video really misses the mark. It's based on information up to 10 years old. It names a lot of very good cars. It misses some truly bad cars like Polestar, Vinfast, and Fiskers.

Full "chare"? WTF? I can't LIKE a video that doesn't even proof-read their title.

Another fake claim by the Chinese. This is just another example of Chinese propaganda. Tesla has in excess of 70K orders for the new model Y, and it makes a PROFIT on every car sold.

If this is true, offer several cars for free to auto influencers and let them market the cars. If they are not what is promised, then we'll know. If they are, they will sell like hotcakes.

BYD $9520 verses BMW base ev price $75'000.

If "China" is involved, it will be TRASH.

While this car is admittedly mind blowing good value, nowhere does he say that it has a 600k range or a 7 minute charging time.

BYD Seagull in RHD brought to Australia would be an absolute winner even if needs some modification to meet minimum safety requirements.

I am into the 6th year of owning my Chevrolet Bolt EV. My local dealership, my old garage people, and my neighboring gas station owner all hate me. I pay a monthly extra of about $40 for charging my Bolt at home, and that's about it.

Some good points made but the title is again a bit clickbaity. In quotes “Our new EV charges in 7 mins and 600 mile range will destroy the industry”. The video then constantly refers to the BYD Seagull which, good as it is, does in no way lives up to the quote. We know the Chinese have very fast charging and range/battery tech is improving all the time but huge quoted ranges, if not for EREVs, on Chinese EVs are quoted in km on CLTC, which is even more optimistic than WLTP. So if those figures are converted into miles on EPA, the most realistic formula and cold weather range reduction is also factored in for small cheap EVs, we’re probably currently at more like 25% of the 600 mile range (i.e. 150 miles). Having said that a lot of these predictions I’m pretty sure will come true by 2030 or 2035 at the latest.

Of course, in Australia, we don’t even make cars here anymore. Cars made locally by Toyota, Ford, Holden (GM) - all just a distant memory now.

got morons believe this liar & thief?

The internal combustion engine is old-fashioned and inefficient. It hasn't changed in a hundred years. By comparison, the electric motor is efficient, quiet, and clean. No oil. No coolant. No transmission fluid. There is no need or regular maintenance. It's cheaper to run.

NOPE, I will wait for the hydrogen cars from Toyota this is more sustainable cars than electric.

China builds electric cars that most people can afford to buy. Not overpriced ones for rich people.

Great video but the fake film grain effect is distracting.

Sum up the electrical currents.

Why doesn't BYD build cars in UK and create BYD long distance charging points network?

It must be just as fast as the petrol pumps, and we can't let private businesses control the charging networks they will rip us off.

2:18. #industial300I6

Elon nazi Musk goes BANKRUPT. a china boy outsmarted Musk

sound to good to be true. Cool if it is

What happened to the free market and why is this car not in America ?Oh right they’re the competition so screw consumer.

China technology 👏 👏

Congratulations BYD!!!!

Does it build to last for years, or only will last upto the warranty period? Are the replacement parts available for replacement? Will it retain its future resale value? Is my hard earned money isn't an important factor any more?

What a load of BS 😂

The range is not enough by Indian consumers, if it's in a 80kw battery pack then it's a game changing innovation. Xev9e is far more superior in specifications, features and size, even though byd companies battery has installed in it with lifetime warranty on motor and battery. People in India are expecting long range batteries like 150 kw battery like wise charging capability under 7 minutes but on a economy price.

Fake

8C charge rate good

cant buy in usa so mute point

Japanese/Europe car maker will have difficult time to adjust to EV because their production line still align for combustion engine, moreover with their subcon tie up, which doing the small parts. it will take sometime for Japanese/Europe car maker to setup EV production line, unfortunately by that time China EV already far ahead and consumer already adjusted to buying China car, so that is why until now Japan/Europe EV are still limited

How come you can't spell "charge"?

Affordability, reliability and efficiency? 2 out of 3 ain't bad. Byd are notoriously unreliable.

Just saw my first BYD Shark in Melbourne Australia as I was watching this episode. I can’t wait for these vehicles to be in Australia.

Tesla will face some problems too very soon, we don't buy cars from nazi Elon

Even with 100% tariffs the cost will be only $22000. Go for it.

i hope its true, i want one

yeah, charges in 7 minutes catches fire in 10. It's crap, thank the lord it won't be allowed into my country.

The BYD Seagull should become the world's most affordable electric car. Just like the VW Beetle once was.

300Km is the bare minimum to dominate, if its already at 200km it just will be matter of time

Destroys the battery

What i want to know if you can buy a whole car for 11,000 dollars? How come it is so expensive for home storage lithium lifepo4 lithium battery 48v 100 ah 1400 euros in Europe