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BYD Dolphin vs Atto 3 vs Sealion 7
What the extra ฿170,000 and ฿430,000 actually buy you, and why the Atto 3 isn't much roomier in the back than the Dolphin.
Dolphin from ฿509,900
Atto 3 from ฿669,900
Sealion 7 from ฿1,199,900
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BYD Sealion 7 vs Deepal S07
The Deepal looks ฿100,000 cheaper, but only during the October campaign. What each car really gives you, and what we could not verify.
Sealion 7 from ฿1,199,900
Deepal New S07 ฿1,099,000 (Oct)
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How we compare
Dated prices, not list-price fiction
We show the price you're likely to be quoted, with the month it was advertised. Prices change often, so always get a dated quotation.
Realistic range
Official test figures (NEDC, WLTP, EPA) are shown as published. Where we estimate highway range ourselves, we say so.
A verdict, not just a spec table
Every comparison says who each car suits, including when the cheapest option is the right answer.
Conflicts disclosed
When sources disagree on a price or spec, we show the range and don't pick the most flattering number.
More markets are coming. We're starting with Thailand's most-shopped models. U.S. and European comparisons will follow. Meanwhile, our EV vs hybrid calculator compares five-year ownership cost in Thailand and the United States.