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BYD Shark 6 Premium 2026 (PHEV)Now in Our Sydney Fleet
Australia's most talked-about ute has landed. The BYD Shark 6 Premium 2026 is a plug-in hybrid dual-cab that pairs 4WD capability with EV-quiet daily driving — and it's available now through our Sydney fleet on Turo.
The BYD Shark 6 Premium 2026 has arrived in our Sydney fleet — and it's one of the most exciting utes to hit Australian roads in a decade.
Why the Shark 6 is a big deal
The Shark 6 is a plug-in hybrid (PHEV) dual-cab ute — the first of its kind to properly challenge the Hilux and Ranger on their own turf. It combines a turbocharged petrol engine with dual electric motors for genuine 4WD capability, delivers around 100km of pure-EV range for the daily commute, and can tow, haul and hit the beach on the weekend.
For most Sydney drivers, that means you can do the school run, the airport and the Bunnings trip entirely on electric — then road-trip to Byron without stopping to charge.
Specs at a glance
- Powertrain: 1.5L turbo petrol + dual electric motors (PHEV)
- Drive: Electric 4WD
- EV-only range: ~100km (NEDC)
- Combined range: 800km+
- 0–100 km/h: ~5.7 seconds
- Payload: 790kg | Towing: 2,500kg
- Seats: 5 | Transmission: Automatic
- Model year: 2026 Premium
What it's great for
- Weekend adventures — camping, boat towing, beach trips
- Tradies wanting a test drive before committing to buy
- EV-curious drivers who need ute practicality
- Long road trips with the confidence of a petrol backup
How to book
The BYD Shark 6 is available for self-drive hire through our Turo listing. Head to the Fleet page to check availability and reserve your dates — or contact us if you'd like to combine it with a chauffeur-led experience.
Sydney's ute game just changed. Come and try it.
Ready to Ride?
Self-drive rentals are booked on Turo. Chauffeured travel is booked through our request form.
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