BYD Seal EV 2023MY (EU)




Key Features
- The Seal is based on BYD EV e-Platform 3.0 using 800 V technology
- HV battery with 82.5 kWh usable energy
- Cell-to-body integration approach
- Blade design LFP cells
- Up to 150 kW DC fast charging
- System power of 390 kW & 670 Nm in top variant
- Front motor is an ASM machine and delivers 160 kW peak
- Rear motor is an PMSM machine and delivers 230 kW peak
- Acceleration 0-100 kph in 3.8 seconds
- Highly integrated power electronic functions in one housing
- Long wheelbase of 2.92 m
- Vehicle-to-load functionality up to 3 kW
HV Battery
- 82.5kWh (Usable) LFP battery pack
- Assumed cell supplier is the BYD subsidiary Findreams
- 172 blade cells are connected in series (550V nominal)
- Energy density Approx. 150 Wh/kg
- The pack is integrated in the refrigerant circuit of the vehicle to cool the battery
- The blade cells are integrated into the aluminum housing without any bolts just using a significant amount of adhesive
- Battery disconnect unit and BMS master PCBA are installed in a compartment at the front of the battery pack

"8-in-1" rear EDU
- One of the vehicle highlights is the innovative rear EDU which combines eight key components in one unit.


Powertrain domain controller
- Six components integrated in one unit:
- Motor Control Unit (Inverter)
- Inverter for E-Motor with 230 kW peak power
- SiC MOSFET technology
- Inverter semiconductors are used together with E-Motor to boost from 400 V to 800 V
- On-Board Charger
- 11 kW AC and 150 kW DC charging
- Vehicle-to-load function up to 3 kW
- Power Distribution Unit
- HV connection to charging port, E-Motor and HV battery
- DC/DC Converter
- Battery Management System
- Vehicle Control Unit
- Motor Control Unit (Inverter)
- The powertrain domain controller underlines the ongoing trend towards higher integration levels to save weight, space and cost.
Benchmarking Report Overview
The following reports are available:
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M1.1 – Level-1 Benchmark
Level-1 benchmark delivers a first vehicle overview and comparison of key performance indicators within FEV scatter bands.
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M3.11 – Design Benchmark HV Battery
The BYD Seal is equipped with an 84kWh battery with a nominal voltage of 550V, using highly integrated LFP blade cells in a cell-to-pack configuration.
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M3.12 – Design Benchmark EDU (e-Axle: Front, Rear 8in1)
The front EDU(Electric Drive Unit) is capable of 160 kW peak power and includes an induction motor, inverter, and 1-speed gearbox. The rear EDU is referred to as an 8-in-1 box solution, integrating the electric motor and gearbox as well as many power electronic functions.
The report can be purchased separately for the front e-Axle and rear e-Axle. -
M3.21 – Cost Benchmark HV Battery
(sold as a set with M3.11 – Design Benchmark HV Battery)
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M3.22 – Cost Benchmark EDU (e-Axle: Front, Rear 8in1)
(sold as a set with M3.12 – Design Benchmark EDU)
For further details including content and price, please contact:
MarkLines Co., Ltd., Consulting Services Department
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