BYD prices, without the showroom

Buying a BYD in Victoria

BYD sells in Australia through a dealer network, which means the driveaway price you are offered is not fixed — it varies by dealer, by stock on hand, and by how keen that dealer is for the sale. Two dealers quoting the same Atto 3 in the same week can land at meaningfully different numbers.

That is the gap QuoteHound works in. Rather than visiting yards or calling around, you specify the exact car once and dealers respond to that spec. You compare the offers side by side and deal only with the one you pick.

A range that is mostly electric

BYD's Australian line-up runs from small hatchbacks like the Dolphin and Atto 1 through the Seal sedan and the Sealion SUVs, up to the Shark 6 ute. Most are battery-electric, with several plug-in hybrids among the Sealion and Seal 6 models — so if you are cross-shopping, be clear which drivetrain a quote refers to, since names are shared across both.

What "driveaway" should include

A driveaway price is what you pay to have the car registered and on the road — the vehicle, dealer delivery, stamp duty, registration and CTP. When you compare quotes, check each one is genuinely driveaway rather than a list price with costs added later. Dealers quoting through QuoteHound are asked for the driveaway figure so you are comparing like with like.

Electric vehicles and on-road costs

On-road costs for EVs differ from petrol cars — stamp duty, registration concessions and any current incentives all depend on the vehicle and on Victorian rules at the time of purchase. Those rules change, so confirm what applies with the dealer quoting you rather than relying on a figure found online.

Where we can quote

We are live in Victoria and adding dealerships and brands as we grow. If you are outside Victoria you are welcome to register interest, but we would rather tell you plainly that we cannot quote your area yet than take a request we cannot fill.