BYD Egypt Raises Prices: Increases Up to EGP 75,000 on 2027 Models

Man Dream, the exclusive local distributor for BYD in Egypt, has released its October price list with increases ranging from EGP 30,000 to EGP 75,000 across several models. The biggest jump hit the BYD Ti 7 hybrid, up EGP 75,000 for the Ultra FWD 2027 trim, now priced at EGP 2,424,900.

BYD Sealion 5 and Sealion 6: EGP 30,000 Increase

Prices for the BYD Sealion 5 2027 rose by EGP 30,000. The Ultra trim now costs EGP 1,479,900, while the Luxury trim reached EGP 1,729,900. The fully electric Sealion 6 took the same EGP 30,000 hike, with the 2027 Luxury trim now at EGP 1,829,900. Both models sit squarely in the mid-size electric SUV segment, where competition has intensified over the past twelve months.

Atto 2 and Atto 8: EGP 30,000 and EGP 50,000 Hikes

The BYD Atto 2 2027 also climbed EGP 30,000 to EGP 1,379,900. That puts the entry-level electric model within touching distance of EGP 1.4 million — a clear signal that imported EV costs are still climbing. The Atto 8 2027 rose EGP 50,000, with the Ultra trim now at EGP 2,899,900. The gap between Atto 2 and Atto 8 now exceeds EGP 1.5 million inside a single lineup.

Ti 7 Hybrid: The Biggest Increase at EGP 75,000

The BYD Ti 7 hybrid posted the largest increase of the group, up EGP 75,000 for the Ultra FWD 2027 trim, now at EGP 2,424,900. The Luxury AWD trim reached EGP 2,874,900. That price point pushes the Ti 7 into direct competition with premium hybrid SUVs — territory the Chinese brand was barely touching two years ago.

What the Increases Mean for BYD Buyers

Increases range from EGP 30,000 to EGP 75,000 on 2027 models, while other trims held steady. BYD prices in Egypt are now noticeably higher than they were a year ago. A buyer planning on an Atto 2 needs a budget close to EGP 1.38 million. Anyone eyeing the Ti 7 hybrid should expect a sticker above EGP 2.4 million. Those numbers are pushing some shoppers toward the used BYD market, where earlier model years remain available at lower prices.

Egypt's EV segment has seen wave after wave of price adjustments this year. BYD isn't alone in this direction, but the latest round adds fresh pressure on buyers hunting for an electric or hybrid vehicle. Will prices settle at this level? The Ti 7 is the clearest gauge: a EGP 75,000 jump in one price list points to real cost pressure, not a routine adjustment.