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Vietnamese vehicle manufacturer Kim Long Motor and Chinese automaker and battery producer BYD are collaborating to build a new battery factory in Vietnam. The

Chinese automaker's sales surge highlights shifting dynamics in global EV demand.

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If you are wondering whether BYD's current share price reflects its true worth, you are not alone, as many investors are asking the same question before making their next move. BYD's shares last closed at HK$98.5, with returns of a 2.2% decline over 7 days, 5.2% over 30 days, a 0.3% decline year to date, 8.7% over 1 year, 27.2% over 3 years, and 24.6% over 5 years, a mixed set of numbers that naturally raises questions about value and risk. Recent headlines around BYD have focused on its...

HANOI, Jan 27 () - Vietnam auto manufacturer Kim Long Motor said on Tuesday that it ​was partnering with China's BYD to develop ‌a $130 million plant to produce batteries for commercial electric vehicles ‌in central Vietnam. Under the agreement, Kim Long Motor will fund the construction of the facility, while BYD will provide comprehensive technical and technological support, the ⁠company said in ‌a statement.

Tesla’s European sales fell in 2025 while BYD surged 268.7%.

BYD achieved over 200% year-on-year growth in Europe during most months of 2025, whereas Tesla saw declines in every single month.

The first EV by Chinese smartphone company Xiaomi has overtaken the Tesla Model 3 in China, signaling a shift in buyer tastes and rising pressure on Tesla