2026 BYD Shark 6 Premium — Brand New PHEV Ute
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$57900Fixed price
Description
Brand new 2026 BYD Shark 6 Premium, 29.6kWh LFP battery, dual-motor e-AWD (170kW front + 150kW rear = 321kW combined), 1.5L turbo petrol range-extender, 85km electric-only range, 2.0L/100km charged, 5.7s 0-100km/h. Leather heated/ventilated seats, 15.6" screen, V2L capable, 2,500kg braked towing. 6-year/150,000km warranty, 8-year battery warranty.
📍 WATERLOO, NSW 2017
Details
- Brand
- BYD
- Model
- Shark 6
- Build Year
- 2026
- Odometer (in km)
- 15
- Battery Warranty
- 2034-09-20
- Car Warranty
- 2032-09-20
- Body Type
- Ute
- # Seats
- 5
- Colour
- White
- Drivetrain
- AWD / 4WD
- Instant Torque? (0-100km/h, sec)
- 5.7
- Towing Capacity (kg)
- 2,500
- Features
- Heated Seats, Ventilated Seats, Leather Seats, Reverse Camera, 360° Camera, Parking Sensors, Adaptive Cruise Control, Apple CarPlay / Android Auto, Premium Sound System, Wireless Phone Charging, Digital Instrument Cluster, Head-Up Display, Keyless Entry
- Previous Owners
- 1 (First owner)
- Service History
- No records available
- ANCAP Safety Rating
- 5 Stars
- Roadworthy / Safety Certificate
- Not required in my state
- VIN
- LGXC76C4XPZ100504
- Vehicle-to-Load (V2L)?
- Yes
- Electric-only Range (km)
- 85
- Fuel Consumption (L/100km)
- 2
- Seller Type
- private
- Contact Channel
- eRideList Chat, Website, Email, WhatsApp
- Payment Method
- PayID, Cash
- Phone
- 0488220644
- Email Address
- simon.lau@gmail.com
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