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China EV sales are seasonally slow in January due to Lunar New Year holidays, but XPeng and Xiaomi stood out. Tesla rival BYD is still on tap.

BYD Co. has marked its place as the fourth-largest automaker globally, achieving impressive sales growth primarily through its innovative electric vehicles (EVs).…

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It might be a brand-new year, but it has been anything but quiet for the folks at Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA). Headlines have screamed about Tesla's sales decline and have gone as far to call the Cybertruck a "cyberflop." When it comes to the Cybertruck, allegedly Tesla's Ford Motor Company F-150 Lightning fighter, critics didn't hold back their opinion.

Workers employed at Chinese EV maker BYD Co's factory in Brazil reportedly earned nearly twice the Chinese hourly minimum wage in many regions, despite questionable working conditions.

It is no secret that Tesla's future relies largely on the company's ability to achieve true autonomous driving through its FSD program.

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Toyota was again the top selling automaker in the world in 2024. Toyota Motor Corp. ended the year with 10.82 million sales (though, that was down 3.7% from 2023). Top rival Volkswagen AG was ... [continued]