BYD · Plug-in hybrid pickup
BYD Shark 6
A double-cab pickup with 321 kW, four-wheel drive and a plug.
Plug-in hybridIn stock
Landed price confirmed on enquiry.
Photographed at Felsmart, Abuja
85 km
Electric-only range (WLTP)
29.58 kWh
Battery capacity
1.5-litre turbo petrol
Engine
321 kW
System output
55 kW
Max DC charging
5.7 sec
0–100 km/h
AWD
Drivetrain
5
Seats
Figures are BYD’s published figures for the global-market Shark 6 with the 1.5-litre turbo engine and are indicative only. The 85 km range is electric-only on the WLTP cycle, and it falls with load, towing, heat and speed. BYD has since added a 2.0-litre Shark 6 Performance in some markets, with different figures, so confirm the exact unit in stock with us.
Overview
BYD's first pickup, and the most powerful vehicle on the forecourt. Two electric motors drive all four wheels, and the 1.5-litre turbo petrol engine mostly charges the battery rather than turning the wheels. It runs on electricity around town and on petrol over distance. Either way it does a working pickup's job, and the load bed carries a 220 V power outlet for tools on site.
BYD Blade Battery warranty — terms confirmed at point of sale
Features
- Dual-motor electric four-wheel drive
- 29.58 kWh BYD Blade LFP battery
- Vehicle-to-load outlet in the load bed (220 V, 6 kW max)
- DC fast charging up to 55 kW
- Black leather cabin with red accents
- Delivered new, protective wrap still fitted
Gallery
26 photographs of this car.
Shot on the forecourt — not press images.
Charging This Vehicle
Pair it with the
right charger.
For home charging we'd typically start with the Home AC 7.4 — an overnight charge covers most Abuja driving. Final recommendation follows your electrical assessment.
Home charger
7.4kW AC
Home AC 7.4
Adds roughly 35–45 km of range per hour for most EVs. A typical overnight charge fully replenishes daily Abuja driving.
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