BYD Seal

Did everyone else get the V2L cable?

I got granny, normal charging cable and that was it.

RWD Drive is 39psi around, front and back

I bought the design as at my age I am more of a cruiser now than my earlier boy racer years, haven't been on a long drive as yet but finding it very economical on short trips around town, shops etc. I do feel anyone who buys the excellence will drive it on a bit, giving it some welly and the range will suffer a bit (you pay for performance) but for me I couldn't justify the €6000 extra.

Re Oonagh123, I'm doing a few trips to Dublin (300km round trip) over the next week and will let you know

Hard to make out from that photo. The fact that it's beside the speed limit sign would suggest that it's related. Sometimes you get advisory speed limits on roads where it's advised that you go slower, but not mandatory.

On my car, I sometimes get two speed limits in that display, side by side. Usually when there are minimum and maximum speed limits or different limits depending on what lane you're in. Usually happens around road works where the lane nearest the works has a lower speed limit or a temporary speed limit and the car shows both the actual and the temporary.

If you're getting it on a particular stretch of road, check the posted signs at that spot.

I also see that symbol on the roads in the inbuilt satnav. It reminds me of a crossroads sign.

I noted this in a post several pages back, it's a sign for junction. It's fairly pointless and actually distracting because it only pops up for a second or two as you pass the junction

Live data from providers is relatively new maybe last 2 years. It's becoming easier now with connected vehicles to offer these additional services.

Waze basis alot of its functionality off 3rd party data like this.

The old loading up with the SD card from Renault days are gone.

Can depend on jurisdiction, the lane stuff isn't really a thing GPS doesn't allow the accuracy. It's done usually on qtr mile stretch of road speed. You can have normal road speed and then a temporary utilities work speed for that stretch..not lane though.

Connected vehicles allow for this to be fairly current now. But again relies on the providers relationship with regional local authorities or ,NRA type agencies.

Technology caters for that though just because you never heard of it doesn't make it not true.

Again the lane stuff isn't really applicable. But advisory speed changes are possible.

Most connected cars can plug in to this btw...

Review for example HERE traffic api.

As I said it's available. You were debating whether it's available because you never seen it. But it's available.

I've no idea what BYD are doing with this data because I don't see their code.

I'd say that's a longshot.. probably down to colour matching rather than codes..

Anyone know how to select phone input on the radio. I've been trying to play podcasts and online radio from an iPhone and it only seems to work when connected by wire (carplay). There doesn't appear to be an aux or input option.