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Uber Technologies and Chinese automaker BYD announced a multi-year partnership on Wednesday aimed at bringing 100,000 new electric vehicles to the ride-hailing platform globally. The partnership, starting in Europe and Latin America, will offer drivers accessible pricing and financing for BYD's EVs on the Uber platform and will expand to markets in the Middle East, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, the companies said. High sticker prices for electric vehicles and increased borrowing costs have acted as barriers to EV adoption over the past two years, causing demand for such vehicles to grow at a slower-than-expected pace.

Tesla is fighting to keep its EV crown and Chinese automakers are already challenging the company when it comes to innovation, a new report found.

Uber plans to use 100,000 electric BYD cars on its ride-hailing platform, starting in Europe and Latin America, the two companies announced Wednesday.

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BYD eyes Canada market.

Electric vehicle (EV) maker Xpeng has expanded use of its self-driving system to all cities in mainland China in a bid to attract more local users ahead of the China debut of Tesla's competing software, known as Full Self-Driving (FSD). With the move, Guangzhou-based Xpeng becomes the first mainland carmaker to make a semi-autonomous driving system operational nationwide. The latest version of the X NGP (Xpeng navigation guided pilot) advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) will take a big leap

Cars News: The regulatory document did not detail the timeline for BYD’s entry into Canada or its interactions with Canadian government officials. It did, howeve