KRBYD, a Chinese automaker, has introduced the Sealion 6 DM-i, its first plug-in hybrid vehicle for the Korean market, aiming to address the gap between fully electric vehicles (EVs) and conventional hybrids. The vehicle offers an 'essentially all-electric' driving experience with a 70-kilometer all-electric range, targeting Korean consumers who prefer hybrids but seek more eco-friendly options. Priced at 37.5 million won ($24,400), it is slightly more expensive than the Kia Sportage Hybrid but features a larger battery pack. The DM-i technology emphasizes electric-first driving, with a focus on urban environments, and includes fast-charging capabilities and V2L functionality. BYD has expanded its presence in South Korea with 34 showrooms and plans to add more locations, supported by a network of service centers.
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