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China’s EV exports in focus as new five-year plan cuts subsidies:...
China EV Exports: China's electric vehicle exports may decline as the government cuts subsidies, impacting global markets and providing opportunities for rival car makers. Explore key statistics and trends in the EV industry.
Tesla Cybercab is heading to China’s import expo

The event will take place from November 5–10 at Shanghai’s National Exhibition and Convention Center.
BYD quarterly profit tumbles as weak China sales offset overseas gains

Profit fell to US$1.1 billion in the September quarter amid slowing sales and price cuts in BYD’s home market.
3 Major Risks Investors Should Watch at BYD

The next few years could define whether BYD becomes a durable global automaker or a victim of its own rapid rise.
BYD Yangwang details 3D-printed body tech behind U9 Xtreme Nürburgring record
The Yangwang U9X uses a high-strength 3D-printed aluminum body, boosting rigidity and efficiency after its Nürburgring lap record.
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BYD profit falls 33% as Chinese EV maker doubles down on...

Analysts expect car group to unveil string of technological breakthroughs to combat slowdown in growth
BYD reports biggest quarterly profit fall in over four years
The consecutive quarterly profit fall comes amid intensifying competition at home market
BYD Profit Slumps Again as Pressure Piles Up for China EV...

BYD Co. shares tumbled on Friday after the automaker reported a decline in third-quarter net income and revenue, missing analyst expectations and underscoring even the electric car giant isn’t immune to the brutal competition in the world’s largest automotive market.
Japan Mobility Show returns to its former glory: Here are the...

Japan's auto show showcased several debuts from Toyota, BYD and Honda. Here are some of the hits and misses.
BYD Q3 net income drops 32.6% as car sales decline

BYD's net income for the first three quarters came in at RMB 23.333 billion, down 7.55 percent year-on-year.












