BYD has revealed the next-generation Atto 1 in China, where the car is sold as the Seagull. Government filings show it will be larger than the current model, with a longer wheelbase and room for five occupants instead of four. The new version also changes from front-wheel drive to rear-wheel drive and adopts multi-link rear suspension.
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Next BYD Atto 1 grows in size and switches to rear-wheel drive
The redesigned electric hatch gains a fifth seat, multi-link rear suspension and up to 340km of claimed WLTP range. An Australian launch has not been confirmed.
Source: CarExpert2026-09-281 min read

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