Wednesday at 10:30 AM3 days For a USB drive you want the front USB-A data port. It sits beside the front USB-C charging socket in the lower part of the console. BYD recommends FAT32 storage of up to 128 GB and notes that some devices are incompatible.The two ports behind the armrest serve rear passengers. The USB-A there is for charging only, and the manual rates the adjacent USB-C at 60 W. Check that the vehicle is ON or shows OK if the sockets have no power.BYDbase editorial guide. This guide follows the GCC / Middle East & Africa manual. Check the edition and equipment for your own vehicle.Source: BYD Ti 7 Owner’s Manual (EN), EN_V1-MEA (01.2026), Front-Row and Rear-Row USB Ports, printed p. 218 (PDF p. 220). The download requires a forum sign-in.Rear USB sockets behind the Ti 7 central armrest. Marker 1 is USB-A and marker 2 is USB-C. Illustration from the BYD owner’s manual, printed p. 218 (PDF p. 220).
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