BYD by JC opens new space at Teban Gardens
The new BYD by JC space is located at 30 Teban Gardens Crescent.
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PUBLISHED ONJune 23, 2025 9:55 AMBYBen ChiaBYD by JC, the latest authorised dealer of Singapore's best-selling car brand BYD, has opened its new space at Teban Gardens. The new facility was officially opened on June 21, and is located at 30 Teban Gardens Crescent.
BYD by JC was appointed as an official BYD authorised dealer in April 2025, and the latest announcement brings the total number of BYD dealer partners to five, including the official distributor Vantage Automotive, as well as fellow authorised dealers Motor-East, BYD 1826 and Harmony Auto.
The new space, called BYD @ Teban Gardens, promises to elevate the car purchasing experience by offering an innovative and family-friendly environment to find out more about BYD's products.
Among the key highlights at BYD by JC include a Virtual Reality Centre, which allows visitors to explore BYD's current lineup, experience the brand's technological features, and even preview future models in a virtual reality environment.
There is also a Tiny Driver's Club corner that caters to kids, and features a ball pit and a colouring zone to keep young ones occupied as parents check out the goods.
BYD by JC will also be introducing new services to further enhance the car buying experience, and these include a new car concierge service where it offers personalised assistance to help pick up and deliver customers' cars for servicing, as well as allow them to view and test drive cars at their preferred location.
BYD by JC is also offering a complimentary one-for-one courtesy car for customers who trade in their existing car for a new BYD, to cover the transition period until their new car is ready for collection.
To celebrate the grand opening of BYD @ Teban Gardens, BYD by JC is offering an exclusive 60-day giveaway campaign, where guests and visitors to the new space can stand a chance to win a one-month driving experience of the BYD Sealion 7.
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