Servicing Made Simple

With BYD, servicing is designed to be lower cost, lower maintenance, and lower hassle than traditional petrol or diesel vehicles.

Why? Because EVs have fewer moving parts — no oil changes, no exhaust systems, and reduced wear-and-tear components.

That means:

• Fewer workshop visits
• Lower long-term maintenance costs
• Simpler servicing schedules

How Often Does a BYD Need Servicing?

For most BYD models:

• Typically once a year or every set mileage interval
• Depends on whether you drive EV or hybrid
• Checks focus on brakes, tyres, software updates and battery health

Hybrid models (like plug-in systems) may have slightly more frequent checks due to dual power systems, but still significantly less than traditional combustion engines.

What Does It Cost?

One of the biggest advantages of switching to BYD is predictable servicing costs.

Compared to petrol and diesel vehicles:

• No oil changes
• Reduced brake wear (thanks to regenerative braking)
• Fewer consumable parts

Overall, most drivers experience lower routine maintenance costs over time, especially on fully electric models.​

Warranty & Peace of Mind

All BYD vehicles come with strong manufacturer warranty coverage, giving drivers confidence from day one.

Typical coverage includes:

• Vehicle warranty (multi-year coverage depending on model)
• Battery warranty (long-term protection for EV battery systems)
• High-voltage components covered separately for peace of mind

This ensures your switch to electric is not just exciting — but secure.

Where Can You Service a BYD?

Servicing your BYD is straightforward and supported through:

• Authorised BYD service centres
• Specialist trained technicians
• Approved diagnostic systems and software updates

This means your vehicle is always looked after by people who understand the technology inside it.

EV vs Hybrid Servicing: What’s the Difference?

Electric Vehicles (EVs):

• Very low maintenance
• No engine oil, spark plugs or exhaust systems
• Fewer mechanical parts overall

Hybrid Vehicles:

• Combines EV efficiency with petrol backup
• Slightly more components, but still reduced servicing vs traditional cars

Either way, both options are designed to save you time and reduce running costs long-term.​