If you type the Croatian query that translates as “BYD car” into Google, the immediate answer is practical: BYD’s Croatian website lists the full model line-up and a local dealer finder, and Auto Hrvatska — the authorised importer — operates showrooms in Zagreb and Split where buyers can test and order cars.

Where to see and buy a BYD in Croatia

BYD’s Croatia landing page shows the brand’s electric and plug‑in hybrid models offered for the market — examples on the site include the Dolphin Surf, Atto 2, Seal and Sealion ranges — and carries a “find a BYD store” link for local sales points.

Local distribution is handled by Auto Hrvatska Automobili, which says it became BYD’s authorised distributor in April 2025 and lists two Croatian salons: Heinzelova 70 in Zagreb and Domovinskog rata 65 in Split. Auto Hrvatska’s site also highlights special offers for BYD plug‑in hybrids and long‑term rental deals. These are the official retail entry points for customers who search for a BYD car in Croatian.

Regional context: Slovenia’s rollout and buyer basics

For Croatians who look beyond the border, Slovenia’s BYD rollout offers a snapshot of local pricing, warranties and dealer coverage a few months after launch. A recent Slovenian buyer‑guide summarises model prices shown on byd.com/si (examples on 22 Oct 2026 included Atto 2 at €32,890 and Seal Design at €44,800 as promotional listings) and notes that BYD began official sales in Slovenia in March 2026; the guide found four sales locations and lists BYD’s vehicle and battery warranty terms (six years/150,000 km for cars, eight years/250,000 km for the Blade battery). That context helps Croatian buyers compare offers and delivery times.

What this means for the market

Practical availability through an authorised importer and branded showrooms removes a major barrier for Croatian shoppers typing the Croatian phrase for “BYD car” into search: buyers now have local outlets for test drives, aftersales and official pricing information rather than relying only on imports or cross‑border private sales.

Regionally, BYD’s visible presence (official country pages, dealer finders and nearby Slovenian dealers with posted prices) increases competition in the mainstream EV and plug‑in segments. That tends to shorten lead times and harden negotiating positions for buyers — especially for private customers who, in some nearby markets, now account for a rising share of BYD registrations. For fleet and retail dealers, it also means they must match manufacturer warranties and local service offers (the six‑ and eight‑year warranty terms quoted above are a concrete selling point).

If you’re in Croatia and your query in Croatian is how to find a BYD car, start with the manufacturer’s Croatia page and Auto Hrvatska’s Zagreb or Split salons for on‑the‑ground pricing, test drives and order information.

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Sources: Auto Hrvatska, BYD Croatia, Električni Avtomobili (Slovenia)