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BYD Begins Trial Production at First European Passenger Car Plant
BYD began on Thursday trial production at its first European plant in Hungary, following delays in completing construction of the passenger vehicle factory.
BYD partners with EVUK to support UK electric vehicles adoption
BYD has formed a partnership with EVUK as part of efforts aimed at speeding up the UK’s shift towards fully electric transport.
CATL and BYD are betting on a new type of EV...
CATL and BYD are already dominating the EV battery market, accounting for over 50% of global sales last year. With...
Rivian CEO Praises BYD, Xiaomi EVs Despite Heavy Government Subsidies
Rivian’s founder and Chief Executive Officer RJ Scaringe praised BYD and Xiaomi for their highly competitive EVs, both in technology and pricing, while also acknowledging that government subs…
BYD invests 100 mln yuan in autonomous mining tech firm Boonary
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Globe editorial: Put the market in the driver’s seat for EVs
Greater choice and more competition can only be a good thing
Clash of luxury EVs: BYD’s Yangwang U9 and Zeekr 009 collide...
Witnesses documented a collision involving a Yangwang U9, Zeekr 009 and BYD Seagull near Haining traffic lights in China.
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GWM makes specialized in-car font for global free commercial use
Great Wall Motor renames in-car font to "GWM Sans", offers free commercial use.
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BYD teams up with EVUK to highlight benefits of electric vehicles
BYD has partnered with Electric Vehicles UK (EVUK), an industry-to-consumer organization that aims to accelerate the UK’s move towards a fully electric future.Founded in 2024, EVUK’s mission i
BYD’s cell‑to‑chassis architecture powers global transit electrification shift
BYD continues deploying CTC Blade battery buses globally, with new operations in Europe, Singapore, and Australia in 2026.
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