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Nissan switches from Renault’s CO2 pool to BYD
Nissan Europe is forming a CO2 pool with BYD in order to achieve its 2025 fleet targets and avoid EU penalties. Until now, the Japanese manufacturer had been
World’s largest battery maker CATL installed 700 swap stations in China
The world’s largest battery maker, CATL, installed 700 battery swap stations in 39 cities across China. They change packs in 100 seconds.
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Tesla’s China-only Model Y L fails to make a big splash
With its latest model debuting in fourth place, Tesla has an uphill battle to recapture its former standing in China’s EV crowded market. By Stewart Burnett
Stock Market Today: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq Set to Open Down;...
Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq futures are falling in premarket trading as the stock market braces fro key earnings reports.
Changan’s Deepal S05 expands lineup with a more affordable 520 Lite...
Entry-level Deepal S05 520 Lite EV hits the market at 16,400 USD.
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BYD, Chinese rivals rise in Uzbekistan but can’t outrun price war
As Central Asian nation embraces EVs, unofficial dealers undercut brands
FAW unveils Hongqi E-QM5 Battery Swap Edition, starting at 12,600 USD
New Hongqi E-QM5 battery swap model hits market with 500 km range.
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The next BYD Dolphin EV – set to be revealed in...
BYD's current smallest electric car in Australia – before the Atto 1 arrives in November – looks to be on the verge of a major makeover.
BYD Seems To Be Ramping Up Activity In South Africa
BYD has now launched a selection of vehicles in South Africa that could really help catalyze adoption. These include the Seagull, known in South Africa as the Dolphin Surf, and the BYD Shark 06 PHEV pickup.
GM Warns: Accelerate EV Development to Match China’s BYD
GM President Mark Reuss warns Western automakers must accelerate EV development to match Chinese rivals like BYD, who rapidly innovate and compress timelines. Echoed by Ford and Rivian CEOs, this highlights China's agility in design and production. GM is responding with updated models, urging a cultural shift to stay competitive in electrification.
