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Britain has emerged as key market for BYD, as it is the only European nation with no tariffs on exported electric and hybrid vehicles from China

Tesla stock remains overvalued amid declining production and rising competition.

Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. As reported in recent days, BYD’s passenger cars didn’t have their best sales results in September or the 3rd quarter overall. The company’s plug-in hybrid electric cars dropped off considerably. On the plus side, BEV sales were still up quite ... [continued]

If you have been grappling with the question of what to do with BYD stock, you are definitely not alone. Over the last few months, BYD has ridden a rollercoaster of headlines and market sentiment. Just look at the numbers: the shares are up 25.6% for the year, and an impressive 159.6% over five years, but more recently, there's been a bit of sideways movement, with a small dip of 0.5% this past week. Zoom out a little further, and you see a surge in European sales in August, but also sizable...

BYD and other Chinese automakers are driving record EV sales across the UK, reshaping the market

BYD will launch the 2026 Han Smart-Driving Edition on October 10, adding upgraded range, intelligent driving, and comfort features to strengthen its position in China’s NEV market.

When it was announced that BYD’s sales had overtaken those of Tesla, there was those who put the blame squarely the erratic behavior of Elon Musk. In reality the Chinese company had been building up

BYD plans to install a potentially revolutionary solid-state battery in electric cars for the first time from 2027. Energy densities of up to 400 Wh/kg, ranges of 932 miles and extremely short charging times are on the cards, even if much of the information is based on unconfirmed reports.