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BYD Shenzhen, world’s largest car carrier, ready for operation
BYD Shenzhen completed its undocking and is the world's largest ro-ro ship to date, with a capacity of 9,200 vehicles.
In 2011, Elon Musk Mocked Tesla Rival BYD. Fast Forward To...
Chinese EV-making giant BYD has now rival Tesla twice in quarterly battery electric vehicle sales in the past two years.
BYD officially enters the South Korean market with the BYD Atto...
BYD held a press conference in Incheon, South Korea, officially announcing its plans to enter the South Korean auto market.
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Neta reportedly received 818 million USD injection – to double overseas...
Neta reportedly obtained 818.8 million USD in investments. The company paid dalayed salaries and focused on overseas markets.
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Burning Teslas add to toxic mix of pollution delaying LA return
Electric cars add a new dimension to the mess left by devastating Los Angeles wildfires.
Asian Ride-Hailing Grab and Chinese EV BYD to Deploy 50,000 EVs...
In a move that could reshape Southeast Asia’s electric vehicle (EV) landscape, ride-hailing giant Grab has teamed up with China’s BYD to deploy up to 50,000 EVs across six countries. The partnership, announced on Wednesday, targets the financial and logistical barriers that have slowed EV adoption in the region. Making ...
BYD launches Sealion 07 EV in Mexico, Yangwang U9 makes local...
The Sealion 07 EV has been rebranded as the Sealion 7 in Mexico with a starting price of 949,800 Mexican pesos ($46,200).
Electric vehicles are steering the future of transportation
Electric vehicles are reshaping global mobility, with China leading the charge and India emerging as a key player in this sustainable transformation. #EVs
Aiways, other struggling Chinese EV makers get a new lease of...
Aiways, Zhidou and Haima are a trio of 'zombie' EV makers aiming to rebound in China's crowded, hyper-competitive auto market.
BYD debuts $20,000 EVs on Hyundai’s home turf
In push for expansion, Chinese EV giant slashes Korean prices to less than half of what they charge in US or Europe
