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Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD announced the launch date for its next generation Blade EV battery that will be released in August with 27% more energy density than the current power pack. The new battery will also be sufficient for most cars to travel a thousand kilometers on a single charge. Blade batteries are ...

Overseas shipments by world's leading auto exporter climbed by nearly a third

BYD, the world's best-selling EV manufacturer, recieved £2.9 billion in state subsidies to help it dominate the industry, a European study found. The...

BYD, the world's best-selling EV manufacturer, received £2.9 billion in state subsidies to help it dominate the industry, a European study found. The...

The Shanghai factory consistently builds more EVs than the three other sites—California, Texas, and Germany—combined.

BYD and JA Solar will jointly develop energy storage products to provide integrated solutions for photovoltaic power generation and energy storage.

Chinese firms have ordered 47 ships, including car carriers, to cut export costs. Meanwhile, only two local carmakers are said to be making money

Booming electric carmaker BYD could solve one of the biggest issues with electric cars. The Chinese carmaker has detailed its next-generation battery tech that it claims can deliver a driving range of more than 1000km.