Two-year’s experience of driving BYD Dolphin-Must watch before buying!|Owner review|Dolphin|BYD 

In Thailand Standard 410km = 699,999 Thai baht Extended 490km = 859,999 Thai baht

@@pondkongphop6544 This price is not expensive, including logistics costs and tariff costs.Is it convenient to use electric cars in Thailand?I heard that DEEPAL is also very popular in Thailand, is this real?

Malaysia SR and ER - Lower end price: RM 99,900 is approximately USD 21,650 (using an exchange rate of 4.62 MYR to 1 USD). - Higher end price: RM 125,530 is approximately USD 27,160.

In Indonesia for range 490km = Rp 425.000.000 its around 26.662 USD

​@@wolgerthanks for your sharing

Thank you for the encouragement from Japan. We will continue to do it and let the world see the product strength of Chinese automobiles.🥳

Thank you for the encouragement from Japan. We will continue to do it and let the world see the product strength of Chinese automobiles.

This price is not cheap, BYD’s products are considered affordable and cheap in the Chinese market. Later in our program we will film some more powerful electric vehicles in the Chinese market.

@@WareToGo_WTG here in indonesia the dolphin cost 28k usd. and wuling mini air ev cost 16k usd (standard range 200km) - 19k usd (long range 300km). Hyundai Ioniq 5 cost 50k usd

@@WareToGo_WTG Our currency is not very valued, but the Dolphin and Seagull is very successful here. They're both the best selling eletric cars of all time in Brazil.

@@jonitan76 Electric cars are too expensive in your country! BYD and Wuling are both cheap brands in China. I didn’t expect Korean cars to be more expensive!

@@WareToGo_WTG yeah even tesla cost 100k-150k usd depend on the model / range

Is this price competitive in Malaysia？

Thanks for your comment.The owner of the car did not mention the problem of malfunction because he uses this car in the city and does not drive vigorously, so maybe he have no experience in these parts.

Agree. The title revealed two years of ownership and drive. It's an adequate amount of time to touch more on maintenance aspect, services, breakdowns in lieu of showcasing like a newly launched model.

@@yychang7211 Sorry, I didn't ask the owner these questions when I made this video, and the owner didn't mention any problem about the car except the handling. The owner bought the car in 2022, and this car is not the latest 2024 model.Maybe I should ask the owner next time

It seems that the competition in the Philippines is not fierce enough.There are many surprising and affordable cars in the Chinese market.Next we will shoot some sporty cars and technology cars

BYD is more affordable because it makes its own batteries .And it has more models, so it outsells Tesla.If the same budget, I prefer to get Tesla

I drove this car for about 1 hour Feel the brisk steering and very flexible in urban area. Because the size is small, the support when turning is also good, and you can't feel any roll. MacPherson struts at the front and multi-link suspension at the rear are standard features for economy cars. I drove it on city roads, and the comfort was fine. But the car owner told me that because the multi-link suspension of the rear wheel only has 3 links, the comfort of the rear seat is not very good when the road conditions are bad.

As for the air conditioning, I didn't pay much attention to it. The car owner told me that remote air conditioning startup is very easy to use, especially in extreme weather in summer and winter. If you turn on the air conditioning in advance, you will be very happy when you get in the car.

Thanks for your comment!! 🤭🤭We really want to try Xiaomi, but no friends got the car. We tested Huawei's car today and the video is being edited. Subscribe to our channel and we will upload it soon

@@WareToGo_WTG looking forward to it! 😊

The car owner in the video usually commutes to company and from get off work, and currently has driven 10K kilometers.His saying may helps you.

Maybe we would interview him again after 20K kms of running. welcome to subscribe for more video

and he used to be an owner of Honda Fit.

He has two BYD cars , atto3 for family ,dolphin for himself.

@@WareToGo_WTG I wonder what ev at the same price bracket would score 8 or higher?

the owner want to say is that it would be better if the handling and appearance of the Dolphin could be improved.

@@WareToGo_WTG I would agree with addition of simplified interior design.

omoda e5 VS ATTO3, I suggest atto3,because omoda e5 has almost no sales in the Chinese market，while ATTO3 ranks 2nd sales in suv of China.(1st is tesla model Y)

You can see the video of my bio, I shooted a video of atto3

@@WareToGo_WTG thanks man, i will go with atto3

Dolphin VS Aion Y , I suggest Dolphin. I prefer the appearence of Dolphin, and most of the sales of Aion Y in the Chinese market come from online taxi companies. The sales of personal use are very small

@@WareToGo_WTG not a big fan of dolphin, it is a great looking car dont get me wrong. But size wise atto3 is the way to go for me. Appreciate your thoughts tho!

you can turn on the subtitle, we have uploaded the English subtitle.😋

The dialect spoken by the car owner cannot be translated by the machine

oh , the price is not friendly comparing with the home market

But I don’t have any friends who drive seagull. If I know who bought this car,we can make a video.

thanks for your support😘

hhhh, He speaks Sichuan dialect. You can turn on the English subtitle,we have uploaded several language's subtitle😂😂😂

Electric version of Fit

It's too expensive! !!!!

You can turn on the English subtitles, we have uploaded the English translation😄😄

you mean the spontaneous combustion accident ?

According to fire police data in 2023, 18,360 fuel vehicles burned, with a spontaneous combustion rate of 0.58 per 10,000. There are 640 electric vehicles burned,, and the spontaneous combustion rate is 0.44 per ten thousand. Spontaneous combustion of EV can easily attract media attention. Spontaneous combustion of fuel vehicles is not news.Maybe this is why you feel like there are so many catch fire in China.

@@WareToGo_WTG Thanks for your honest and detailed answer that is backed by data. This guy @davebennett7934 trolls other videos about Chinese EVs claiming many fires. There are quite a few like him, who also claim poor quality and safety without owning these cars or even knowing someone who does.

@@WareToGo_WTG The concerning part is that most EVs are newer cars probably with average of 3 years old while the fuel vehicles most probably are older vehicles, vehicles that no longer under warranty and most likely under maintained. So naturally there should be a concern.

@@SinaArsani Yes, this is an important reason.

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