Tesla Model Y vs The Field
BYD Sealion 7 · Leapmotor C10
Mid-Size Electric SUV Comparison
PHOTOS: CARSNTECHSGP.SG · MARK K
Three Electric SUVs.
One Champion.
Long Range RWD
Premium RWD
RWD
Specifications Breakdown
| Tesla Model Y LR RWD | BYD Sealion 7 Premium | Leapmotor C10 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| COE Category | Cat B | Cat B | Cat A ★ Cat A |
| Motor Output | 295 bhp / 350 Nm | 308 bhp / 380 Nm | 134 bhp / 320 Nm |
| Drive Type | RWD | RWD (AWD avail.) | RWD |
| 0–100 km/h | 5.8s Quickest | 6.7s | 10.7s |
| Battery Capacity | 84 kWh Largest | 82.5 kWh | 69.9 kWh |
| WLTP Range | 661 km Winner | 480 km | 419 km |
| Max DC Charging | 250 kW Fastest | 150 kW | 84 kW |
| Boot Space | 854L + 117L frunk Most | 520L | 435L + 32L frunk |
| Infotainment | 15.4" + 8" rear screen | 15.6" rotating screen | 14.6" (Snapdragon 8155) |
| CarPlay / AA | No | Yes | Coming via OTA |
| Sunroof Shade | None (glass only) | Yes | Yes ★ |
| NCAP Rating | 5-Star Euro NCAP | 5-Star | 5-Star Euro NCAP |
| Seating | 5 adults | 5 adults | 5 adults |
| Notable Feature | Supercharger network + OTA | Nappa leather + Caraoke | OEKO-TEX seats + 26 storage |
Cars&TechSG Scores
Based on Mark K's reviews at carsntechsgp.sg · Scored out of 10
Tesla Model Y LR RWD
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BYD Sealion 7 Premium
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Leapmotor C10 RWD
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The Verdict
Still the benchmark. Unmatched real-world range, the most mature EV software ecosystem in Singapore, and a Supercharger network that actually works. The rear screen is a nice touch, and boot capacity embarrasses all rivals. Just don't ask for a sunroof shade or Apple CarPlay.
The most exciting cabin in the group. Nappa leather quilted seats, 15.6" rotating screen and Caraoke make it the most fun SUV to live in. The AWD variant delivers supercar-quick acceleration for the money. Range takes a hit vs Tesla, but the ownership experience feel genuinely premium.
The most interior space per dollar in this group, with a 2825mm wheelbase, OEKO-TEX certified baby-safe seats, 26 storage pockets and a sunroof shade — things Tesla still can't offer. The slow 84kW charging and absence of CarPlay at launch hold it back, but OTA updates are promised.
