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Revolutionary Plug-In Performance. Weekend Adventurer.
Electrify your workhorse with BYD’s first plug-in hybrid ute: The Shark 6. As Australia's first plug-in hybrid ute, it delivers genuine fuel savings on top of your salary packaging benefits, without asking you to compromise on power, towing or everyday practicality.
Sleek enough for the whole family, strong enough to tow a small boat and spacious enough to lug around more than a few toolboxes, the Shark 6 promises better efficiency and a smoother drive than diesel-powered rivals.
Pair that with the tax savings of a novated lease, and it's easy to see why tradies are loving the BYD Shark 6.
How does a Shark 6 lease compare to a loan or outright purchase?
A novated lease on the BYD Shark 6 is packed with financial perks, starting with zero GST on the vehicle's purchase price and running costs – a 10% saving right off the bat. Car loans require you to pay with your post-tax salary, while purchasing outright has a hefty upfront cost.
Ready to see how much you could save? Use our Shark 6 novated lease calculator and discover how this setup can put more money back into your pocket.
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Revolutionary Plug-In Performance. Weekend Adventurer.
Electrify your workhorse with BYD’s first plug-in hybrid ute: The Shark 6. As Australia's first plug-in hybrid ute, it delivers genuine fuel savings on top of your salary packaging benefits, without asking you to compromise on power, towing or everyday practicality.
Sleek enough for the whole family, strong enough to tow a small boat and spacious enough to lug around more than a few toolboxes, the Shark 6 promises better efficiency and a smoother drive than diesel-powered rivals.
Pair that with the tax savings of a novated lease, and it's easy to see why tradies are loving the BYD Shark 6.
What makes the BYD Shark 6 stand out?
A premium daily driver
Packing a sophisticated cabin with heated and ventilated seats, the Shark 6 unleashes serious 321kW acceleration, practical 80km EV range and BYD's trademark rotating 15.6-inch touchscreen. This ute is built for Aussies who want practicality without giving up their creature comforts.
Serious range
Twin electric motors deliver instant torque alongside a 1.5L petrol engine, combining for a serious 321kW of output. Around town, most trips happen in near-silent EV mode thanks to a genuine 80km electric range. Once that's used up, the Shark 6 shifts seamlessly into hybrid mode, so you're never left without power.
How does a Shark 6 lease compare to a loan or outright purchase?
A novated lease on the BYD Shark 6 is packed with financial perks, starting with zero GST on the vehicle's purchase price and running costs – a 10% saving right off the bat. Car loans require you to pay with your post-tax salary, while purchasing outright has a hefty upfront cost.
Ready to see how much you could save? Use our Shark 6 novated lease calculator and discover how this setup can put more money back into your pocket.
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A novated lease is a way to pay for your car and its running costs using your pre-tax income, which in the eyes of the ATO reduces your total salary and therefore the amount of tax you pay. It sounds simple, but it’s a total game-changer. Here's how it works in three simple steps.
You + Your Vehicle
Found the car you want? Perfect. Now, instead of you paying for your car outright, you enter into a lease agreement for the car for a fixed period between 1 - 5 years.
You + Your Employer
An agreement is set up between you, your employer and us. Then, your deductions for the lease (including running costs too, if that's what you want) are made by your employer from your pre-tax income. And that reduces the income tax you pay each pay cycle. Plus, your deduction amount is fixed, so you know what you’re paying for your car each month.
You + Leaselab
With a direct line of communication through a dedicated relationship manager, we'll help you navigate any challenges right the way through your lease. Whether it's today or five years from now, we promise you’ll always have the same level of help and service all the way through to the end of your lease.
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What happens at the end of a Shark 6 novated lease?
You get three options: sell and upgrade to a new lease, pay the residual and keep the ute, or refinance the residual and keep the tax savings flowing. The residual is typically lower than market value, giving you flexibility regardless of which path suits you best.
Is there a minimum salary requirement for a Shark 6 novated lease?
While there's no hard minimum, you generally need enough taxable income to cover the lease payments through salary sacrifice. Most lenders look for around $50,000+ annual salary for a vehicle in the Shark 6's price range ($57,900).
Check out our Shark 6 novated lease calculator, where you can plug in your salary to see what your weekly payments might be. When you’re ready to start, we'll assess your specific situation to ensure the numbers work.
What is the EV range of a BYD Shark 6?
The Shark 6 delivers a genuine 80km of electric-only driving range from its 29.6kWh battery. After that, it automatically switches to hybrid mode, meaning you're never without power even after the electric range is used.
How long does it take to charge a BYD Shark 6?
Charging times are refreshingly quick for a plug-in hybrid ute:
- Using a 7kW AC home wallbox, you can charge from 25% to 100% in about 3 hours and 15 minutes, ideal for overnight charging at home.
- With a 55kW DC fast charger, the same 25% to 100% charge takes just 25 minutes, making it perfect for quick top-ups during road trips.
Most Shark 6 owners charge at home overnight using a standard wallbox, waking up to a full battery every morning.
What is most comparable to a BYD Shark 6?
The Shark 6's closest rivals are the Isuzu D-Max, GWM Cannon Alpha and Ford Ranger - though it's important to understand the Shark 6 plays a different game.
- Powertrain: Shark 6 is the only plug-in hybrid ute in Australia (1.5L petrol + twin electric motors), while rivals are diesel-powered
- Performance: 321kW combined output beats even the Ranger Raptor for acceleration
- Towing: 2500kg capacity vs 3500kg for most diesel utes
- Off-road: Shark 6 is more soft-roader than a hardcore 4x4 due to independent suspension and no low-range transfer case
If you need serious towing (3000kg+) or challenging off-road capability, stick with diesel utes. But if your "ute life" is mostly urban commuting, family duties and occasional light towing, the Shark 6 offers unmatched value.
Is it possible to get a novated lease on a Shark 6 if I'm a sole trader?
Absolutely! Sole traders can definitely access novated leasing for a BYD Shark 6, though the structure works slightly differently than for traditional employees. You'll need to set up the arrangement through your business with proper PAYG withholding in place. The tax benefits can actually be quite attractive for sole traders, particularly if you're using the ute for business purposes.
Get in touch, and we'll structure the best solution for your business and personal circumstances.
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