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China’s clean tech exports hit a record $20 billion in August 2025, with EV and battery demand surging worldwide, led by emerging markets.

As reported by CnEVPost, BYD’s overall quarterly sales were down 1.82% YoY with passenger vehicles down 2.1%, while commercial vehicles were up 52.61%. While PHEV sales were down 23.72%, BEV sales were up 31.37%. While the Chinese market declined, overseas sales were up 146.42%. Looking deeper, the BYD brand saw the bulk of the decline, while premium brand Fang Cheng Bao stands out, with sales up 344.87% in September, driven by the Ti3 BEV and recently launched Ti7 PHEV, which have tended to be supply-constrained.However, this is BYD’s first YoY drop in sales since 2020. In a quarter when several other automakers saw increases. What’s happening?

Wang Chuanfu, the founder of BYD Co., has tried his hand at many things. Producing batteries, making electronics and most recently, what BYD is famous for, electric vehicles. But for more than a decade, he’s also been attempting to build out another enterprise — a monorail network to solve the problems of congestion and carbon emissions at the same time.

BYD is bringing its cut-price electric city hatch to Australia with the promise it will be the cheapest EV from any brand in local showrooms.

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Support CleanTechnica's work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. BYD didn’t have the best month last month, with its overall passenger car sales down 5.9% in the month year over year. That was its first monthly decline in quite a while. Though, the good news is that the company’s ... [continued]

China has announced the first group of automakers cleared to pilot L3-level autonomous driving, marking another step in the gradual move toward fully self-driving vehicles.

BYD has set out its latest expansion plans in the UK and European markets, including the introduction of its eBus Platform 3.0.

"I believe by then, what we launch will be very proven and very excellent vehicles."

According to one industry expert, a vehicle like this is exactly what all German automakers need