New BYD vehicles purchased through an export order carry the standard factory warranty coverage, honored through the vehicle's documentation package that accompanies each export shipment. This is separate from used-vehicle situations, where any remaining warranty depends entirely on the individual vehicle's history and cannot be assumed.

Standard New-Vehicle Warranty Coverage

Every new BYD EV sold carries the following standard coverage:

  • 6 years / 150,000 km vehicle warranty
  • 8 years / 150,000 km Blade Battery warranty

This coverage applies to the vehicle from its date of first registration, based on the standard terms set by the manufacturer for new vehicles. The vehicle's documentation package, including the warranty booklet, VIN records, and factory certificates, travels with each export shipment so the buyer (or the buyer's end customer) has what is needed to register the vehicle and support any future warranty claims through a qualified service provider.

What "Documentation Package" Means in Practice

For export orders, the documentation package typically includes the vehicle's warranty booklet, VIN and specification sheet, and any factory certificates relevant to the model and market. This paperwork is what establishes the vehicle's warranty start point and coverage terms for the destination market. Buyers importing for resale (dealers) should pass this documentation on to their end customer, since it is what the end customer will need if a warranty claim arises down the line.

Used-Vehicle Warranty Considerations

Warranty status on a used vehicle is a different matter entirely and depends on the specific vehicle's age, mileage, and prior registration history. A used BYD may have partial remaining factory warranty, no remaining warranty, or warranty terms that do not carry over cleanly across borders, depending on where and how the vehicle was originally registered. Buyers considering used-vehicle export orders should request the specific vehicle's documented history and treat any remaining warranty coverage as something to verify case by case, not something to assume.

Service Network Caveats

Warranty coverage is only as useful as the ability to act on it locally. Before finalizing an order, especially for a new market, it is worth confirming what authorized or qualified service network exists in the destination country to handle warranty claims and routine service. In markets where BYD's official service network is still developing, buyers (particularly dealers) should factor in how warranty claims would practically be handled, including diagnostic support and access to genuine parts, as part of their overall import planning.

Why This Matters for Export Buyers

Because BYD Global Export is an independent export trading company, our role is to ensure each new vehicle ships with its complete factory documentation package intact so that standard warranty terms are honored for the buyer or end customer. We are not an authorized BYD dealer or representative, and we recommend buyers also confirm local service network availability directly as part of their due diligence.

BYD Global Export is an independent export trading company and is not an authorized dealer or representative of BYD Auto Co., Ltd.

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