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The government department has leased hundreds of Chinese EVs to meet net zero targets, but it is feared inbuilt microphones might be recording and transmitting conversations.

Toyota's Bold Leap into EVs: A Game-Changer Awaits in China! - La Noticia Digital

Shanghai (Gasgoo)- On February 6, BYD announced that it will hold a launch event regarding its development strategy in the intelligence field at 19:30 on Febru

BYD has experienced explosive growth in the UK, with a 658% increase in sales in 2024. In January 2024 alone, BYD registered over 1,600 fully electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles. Globally, BYD’s vehicle sales reached 296,446 in January, marking a 47.5% year-on-year increase. Battery electric vehicles now represent 19.6% of all new vehicle registrations in the UK. While Tesla’s registrations dipped, brands like Polestar saw significant growth, indicating heightened competition in the market. BYD’s expansion and record sales underscore the accelerating shift towards electric vehicles worldwide. In a stunning display of automotive growth, BYD has stormed the UK market since

BYD is introducing the new ATTO 2 SUV, it has the raised ride height of an SUV but in a package that is tailored more to urban streets and parking arrangements.

Since expanding to the UK in early 2023, BYD has launched four new models in under two years. The automaker’s UK sales rose 658% in 2024 to more than 8,700 units.

Toyota's $14 Billion EV Battery Plant Launches: Will This Spark a Comeback in the Electric Vehicle Race? - La Noticia Digital

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Last week, I reported on BYD’s climb up the ranks of the top selling automakers or auto groups in the world. That is a bit of a tricky business because of the non-100% partnerships ... [continued]

Wards Intelligence ranks Tesla top in SDV leadership while Chinese firms NIO and Xiaomi claim innovation edge. Chinese makers now dominate top positions as traditional automakers struggle to adapt.

LONDON, February 05, 2025--Wards Intelligence’s Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV) ranking, now part of Omdia, reveals that while Tesla still holds the overall lead, it has been surpassed in technological innovation by NIO and Xiaomi, which now occupy second and third place, respectively. The SDV concept represents a paradigm shift that has proven more complex than initially anticipated—particularly for established Western OEMs— but is advancing rapidly in China.