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BYD Electric Car Prices In Ethiopia: A Comprehensive Guide

BYD Electric Car Prices in Ethiopia: A Comprehensive Guide Hey there, car enthusiasts! Are you guys in Ethiopia buzzing about electric vehicles? Well, you’re...
Byd Vice President Stella LI Says the Brand Wants To Become...
BYD says winning in Europe will prove it can lead globally. Plans include European production (starting with Hungary), ~6,000 ultra-fast chargers, continued EV + plug-in hybrid focus, and premium launches: Denza in 2026, Yangwang in 2027. No U.S. entry yet.
China’s Biggest Carmaker Has Its Hands In Way More Than Just...

Chinese brand BYD may have recently become the largest EV manufacturer in the world, but that's only one of many ventures the company has set its sights on.
BYD revealed Linghui M9 MPV official images for the ride-hailing market

The Linghui M9 is designed based on the BYD Xia DM-i.
Attribution Error: A Case Study in How China Narratives Are Built...

Examining the thin evidence behind claims of a Chinese state-led propaganda campaign against Tesla.
US Supreme Court tariff ruling arms BYD lawsuit, auto duties still...
Most U.S. vehicle tariffs remain active under national security and trade enforcement laws unaffected by Supreme Court decision.
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BYD adds to China’s expanding automotive footprint in Pakistan

The world’s largest EV maker is expected to begin assembly in Pakistan in the third or fourth quarter, according to the partner firm.
Podcast: new Tesla (temp) Cybertruck, Cybercab, Ford wants China in the...

In the Electrek Podcast, we discuss the most popular news in the world of sustainable transport and energy. In this week’s...
BYD Shares Face Headwinds from Regulatory Uncertainty and Mixed Sales Data

BYD's brief Pentagon listing raises regulatory fears as it pursues a Mexico factory acquisition, highlighting a split between strong exports and weaker domestic sales.
China’s ‘famously exaggerated’ EV range ratings won’t make NRCan guide

Chinese automakers' first EV offerings in Canada won’t be included in the government’s Fuel Consumption Guide—here’s why













