Today, BYD unveiled the official picture of its new ocean network car seal, which is the second model launched by BYD in the marine life series after the dolphin, and is based on the e-platform 3.0 like the dolphin. The model is expected to be officially released in the near future.
Through the official picture, we can see that the modeling style of the whole vehicle continues the design of the ocean-X concept car previously released by BYD. As a marine series model, the seal still adopts a bionic design, and the overall line simulates the shape of the seal, and the line is soft but dynamic.
The front face of the SEAL model adopts the closed design commonly found in pure electric models, and the C-type light groups on both sides, combined with the blackened air kits on the lower sides, make the entire front of the car look tense, and the two ridge lines of the front cabin cover further increase the sense of strength.
From the side of the body, the hidden door handle with a number of powerful waist lines not only meet the aerodynamic design to the greatest extent, but also further create a sense of sportiness. The SEAL model has a slipback design, and the roof line extends from the C-pillar to the rear, creating an elegant body posture while better reducing the drag coefficient.
The rear of the car adopts through-type tail lights, the shape is slightly upturned to continue the movement shape, which can provide additional downforce when the vehicle is driving, and the rear diffuser can effectively maintain the stability of the vehicle and improve the handling performance.
It is not difficult to see from the official diagram of the SEAL model that the overall design of the SEAL is more sporty than THATD's previous models, and the aerodynamic design pays more attention to handling and stability. And the car uncle learned that the wheelbase of the SEAL model will reach more than 2900mm, the comprehensive output power of the four-wheel drive model equipped with dual motors can reach 390kW, and the acceleration of 100 kilometers only needs 3.8s. Battery life can reach more than 700km. How does such a car with outstanding space, performance, endurance, handling, etc. actually perform? We'll see.
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