Automundo China

In a move that has reignited Taiwan's automotive and geopolitical debate, Chinese automaker BYD is reportedly seeking to enter the Taiwanese market by introducing its luxury EV brand Denza through a third-party distributor, Hong Kong-based Swire Motors. The revelation, first reported on August 5, comes weeks after earlier speculation that BYD might circumvent existing trade barriers via a third-country route.

Taiwan's auto industry is facing mounting pressure amid a wave of global disruption, with Chinese electric vehicle (EV) giant BYD reportedly holding discreet meetings in Taiwan on August 5, 2025. The development underscores a growing challenge: Taiwan's domestic car industry is struggling to plug regulatory gaps in the face of China's rapid expansion.

Many carmakers have reduced discounts in response to Beijing’s directives, but they may cut prices again to maintain market share.

'I don't know how they do it, other than I read the same things you do about government intervention and support," says Hyundai Australia boss.

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China's ruling party has warned the country's car-makers to stop cutting costs and to take control of production over fears deflation could slow economic growth.

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