BYD Group covers a wide price span, and the seat is where that span becomes obvious. This list collects seat assemblies from the group's three marques - BYD, DENZA and Yangwang - in one place, so that adjuster counts, upholstery choices and comfort functions can be compared across price points instead of in isolation.
What is in the seat set
The BYD entries cover the mainstream and mid-range models, including Tang and Han variants in both standard and high-spec form, with pairs and single seats listed. DENZA brings the premium end of the same company's thinking, with Z9 and related models listed in several specifications, and Yangwang contributes the flagship U8 seats. Between them the listings span twelve-way to sixteen-way electrical adjustment, with heating, ventilation, massage packages and leg rests appearing at different points in the range. That spread is the point of assembling them together: it shows exactly where each marque decides to spend on the seat.
Parts list 34 items
Seats are used items and are described by colour, material and adjustment range as listed. Wear is visible in the photographs on each product page. Complete pairs and single seats are both available.


































Comparing seats across a brand family
The comparison worth making is vertical rather than horizontal - same company, different price. Count the motors: an entry-level powered seat typically drives the base and backrest with two or three actuators, while a sixteen-way unit adds lumbar, bolster and leg-rest motors, and each one adds a wiring run and a control channel. Then look at the frame. Whether the track assembly is a shared platform component or specific to the model says a lot about how the group manages cost across marques. Foam layering and the presence of a ventilation duct through the cushion are the two details that most reliably separate a premium seat from a mid-range one.
Availability and enquiries
Seat assemblies are bulky, held singly or in pairs, and are offered as-is with condition stated. Ask for upholstery close-ups, adjustment-function confirmation or packed weight before committing.
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