2027 BYD Seal 07 Gets Disus-M Suspension From RM80,000

BYD has introduced the second-generation BYD Seal 07 in China, as reported on 13 November 2026, with prices starting from 139,900 yuan (approximately RM80,000.00). The updated model introduces the Disus-M Intelligent Magnetorheological Body Control System, millisecond-level damping adjustment, and a 76.7 kWh second-generation Blade LFP battery.

Offered in both electric vehicle (EV) and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) variants in China, the second-generation BYD Seal 07 has not yet been announced for Malaysia. For Malaysian buyers monitoring upcoming EV sedans, the Chinese pricing figures exclude local market taxes or related costs, and no official local distributor release date or warranty details have been announced.

Key Facts

The second-generation BYD Seal 07 pairs a 76.7 kWh second-generation Blade LFP battery with a 775 km CLTC range and five-minute 10 to 70 per cent fast charging. In China, the second-generation BYD Seal 07 starts from 139,900 yuan (approximately RM80,000.00) for the PHEV and 149,900 yuan (approximately RM86,000.00) for the EV.

How Does the BYD Disus-M Suspension System Work?

The Disus-M Intelligent Magnetorheological Body Control System uses magnetorheological technology to alter shock absorber damping force rapidly via magnetic field control. Paired with LiDAR road surface detection sensors and iTAC 2.0 Intelligent Torque Adaptation, the system adjusts damping within a few milliseconds to improve passenger comfort and vehicle stability over uneven roads.

According to an Electrek report dated 11 November 2026, BYD Ocean Sales Division General Manager Zhang Zhuo shared a demonstration video showcasing the system under real-world conditions. The hardware combines front double-wishbone suspension with an upgraded five-link rear setup, while BYD states the system delivers a damping force range between 100 and 10,000 Nm. On the second-generation BYD Seal 07, Disus-M is fitted to the EV Flagship variant, whereas lower variants use the Disus-C intelligent body control system.

What Are the Battery Range and Flash Charging Capabilities of the Seal 07 EV?

The second-generation BYD Seal 07 EV uses a 76.7 kWh second-generation Blade LFP battery rated for up to 775 km on the CLTC cycle. Equipped with BYD Flash Charging technology, the battery charges from 10 to 70 per cent in 5 minutes and from 10 to 97 per cent in 9 minutes.

Alongside its second-generation Blade LFP battery and Flash Charging capability, the Seal 07 EV features a body measuring 5,080 mm long, 1,960 mm wide, and 1,495 mm high, supported by a 2,960 mm wheelbase. The BYD Seal 07 EV achieves a CLTC driving range of up to 775 km and recharges from 10 to 97 per cent in 9 minutes using BYD Flash Charging.

What Cabin Features and Driver Assistance Systems Are Included?

The second-generation BYD Seal 07 cabin includes a 15.6-inch floating infotainment screen, a 10.25-inch digital instrument panel, two rear entertainment screens, zero-gravity seats, a 6.8-litre smart refrigerator, and driver headrest audio. Higher variants add the God's Eye B driver assistance system and Smart Ecosystem 2.0 with the Diva smartwatch.

• 15.6-inch floating infotainment screen and 10.25-inch digital instrument panel
• Two entertainment screens for rear passengers
• 6.8-litre smart refrigerator, zero-gravity seats, and driver headrest audio system
• Smart Ecosystem 2.0 paired with the Diva smartwatch for remote control of several vehicle functions
• God's Eye B driver assistance system on higher variants using roof-mounted LiDAR for highway and urban Navigation on Autopilot plus smart parking assistance

Higher variants of the second-generation BYD Seal 07 feature the roof-mounted LiDAR God's Eye B system supporting highway and urban Navigation on Autopilot as well as smart parking assistance.

Who Is This For in Malaysia?

This announcement is relevant to Malaysian executive sedan buyers and electric vehicle enthusiasts comparing Chinese market pricing and charging speeds, although local availability has not been announced. Because Chinese prices exclude Malaysian taxes and duties, any eventual local pricing will depend on official launch details yet to be announced.

All Ringgit Malaysia prices for the second-generation BYD Seal 07 are currency estimates based on Chinese retail pricing and exclude Malaysian market taxes and related costs.

Common Questions

Prospective Malaysian buyers often ask about the second-generation BYD Seal 07's local launch status, estimated Ringgit Malaysia pricing, and Flagship suspension equipment. As of 13 November 2026, BYD has made no announcement regarding the offering of the second-generation Seal 07 in Malaysia.

Will the second-generation BYD Seal 07 be launched in Malaysia?

There has been no announcement regarding the second-generation BYD Seal 07 being offered in Malaysia. Official Malaysian launch dates, local distributor details, local pricing, and Malaysian specification availability have not been announced, as the model and its pricing have only been detailed for the Chinese market.

How much does the BYD Seal 07 EV Flagship with Disus-M cost in Ringgit Malaysia?

In China, the BYD Seal 07 EV Flagship equipped with the Disus-M suspension system starts at 172,900 yuan, which converts to approximately RM99,000.00. This Ringgit Malaysia figure is an exchange-rate estimate and excludes local market taxes or related costs, while official Malaysian pricing has not been announced.

Do all variants of the second-generation BYD Seal 07 get the Disus-M suspension?

No, only the Seal 07 EV Flagship variant is equipped with the Disus-M Intelligent Magnetorheological Body Control System. Lower variants of the second-generation BYD Seal 07 use the Disus-C intelligent body control system instead, while whether this variant split applies outside China has not been announced.

Sources and Methodology

This report is translated from Malay into British English from Careta's article titled "2027 BYD Seal 07 Gets Disus-M Suspension From RM80,000" by Qalif Latif, which cites an Electrek report dated 11 November 2026. All Ringgit Malaysia figures are approximate currency conversions from Chinese yuan reported in the source and exclude Malaysian taxes.

Original report: Careta

This article is based on the source report above and was last updated on 13 November 2026.