BYD EV leasing
BYD is one of the world's largest manufacturers of electric cars and batteries, and the brand has entered the Danish market quickly. If you're considering private leasing, BYD is relevant because the brand typically packs a lot of equipment into the car as standard — heat pump, large screens and advanced safety systems often come included rather than as options. That makes offers easier to compare, since you less often have to add extras on top.
BYD builds its own batteries, and its Blade battery is known for prioritising durability and safety. In practice that means a car built for daily use across the whole leasing period. The model range is broad: the Dolphin in the compact class, the Atto 3 as a family-friendly SUV, and the Seal in the mid-range for those who want more comfort and range.
BYD is a newer name in Denmark, so the dealer network and service agreements are still being built up. It's worth checking where the nearest workshop is and what service the leasing agreement covers. Also look at the annual mileage limit and the commitment period when you compare. The green ownership tax is the same for all electric cars, so it doesn't set the offers apart. You'll find the current BYD leasing offers gathered here on this page.
BYD is China's largest EV maker and has entered the European market with its in-house Blade battery technology and a wide model range.
We're currently tracking 12 active private-lease offers on BYD EVs across 9 models. Prices range from 1.795 DKK/mo to 3.895 DKK/mo depending on variant, contract length, and annual mileage. The right EV depends on what you prioritise — not just the price.
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Current BYD offers
Frequently asked questions about BYD private leasing
The monthly cost depends on which model you choose, how many kilometres you drive per year, and how large a down payment you make. On this page we gather the current BYD lease offers so you can see the cost for each model right away. Most agreements run for 48 months.
Right now you can privately lease the BYD Dolphin Surf, Atto 2, Atto 3, Seal, Sealion 7 and Tang, among others. The range spans from a compact city car to a roomy family SUV. See the full list with current prices at the top of this page.
It depends on whether you want to commit or own the car. At EVL we show both the lease offer and the cash price on the same page, independent of dealers, so you can compare the monthly cost with what the car costs outright. Leasing gives low fixed costs and no worries about resale value, while buying can pay off if you drive a lot and keep the car for a long time.
BYD typically includes a lot of equipment as standard — heat pump, large screens and safety systems often come with the car. What the agreement itself covers in terms of service, insurance and tyres varies from offer to offer, so check the individual offer. The green ownership tax is the same for all electric cars — around 920 DKK per year in 2026 — so it doesn't set the offers apart.
The current BYD lease offers typically run for 48 months. Beyond the commitment period, it's important to look at the annual mileage limit — the more kilometres you choose, the higher the monthly cost. Both are shown in each individual offer.
BYD builds its own Blade batteries, known for durability and safety, and the cars come with a lot of equipment as standard. BYD is still a newer name in Denmark, so the dealer network and service agreements are still being built up — check where your nearest workshop is before signing.